Listen in as Barbara Snowden shares how Past Life Regression Therapy can heal anything from present-day fears, phobias, relationship issues and medical conditions that are affecting our lives today.

"My loved ones knew they were dying, and all three of them told me.  When Heather said, "Mommy, I'm going to die this year," I heard, but I didn’t listen.  When Holly jotted her note on the way toward her transplant surgery, when she told us she'd be fine with her sister, her grandmother, and God, I heard.  But I didn't listen.  And when Tim, her husband said, "I'm getting ready to blow my brains," I heard yet didn't believe it. 

Join Angie and her guest, and personal Acupuncturist of more than ten years, Dr. Ray Mazon.  Dr. Ray is a certified Doctor of Oriental Medicine (DOM).  Listen in to this educational program as they delve into the healing properties of Acupuncture, a traditional Chinese medicine that has been in practice for thousands of years.

Join me today as I share the experiences of people from all over the world who have had unexplainable and extraordinary experiences as they pertain to their loved ones who have died. It's up to us to decide whether we want to believe these people or just label it all wishful thinking and sheer coincidence.

I hope you will join me as I share how the month of April can just plain suck if allowed and how I choose to navigate these significant dates when they creep up.

Listen in as Kenaé and Kodi, twin sisters, found a way to turn their hurt and pain into healing. These sister's lives took a turn for the worst when their Father and Uncle both were brutally murdered.

I invite you to join me as I discuss the personal steps I took to move from the debilitating and paralyzing pain of loss to one which includes joy and hope. It has not been easy. There are days I still find myself curled up in the fetal position unable to move missing the physical presence of my loved ones. These days, however, are far and few between now.

Join my guest, Jason Stephenson and me for a delightful, positive and fun show as we discuss meditation, hypnosis, and its healing powers.  This one single man, all the way from Australia, discusses his passion and purpose which has lead to profound healing and growth for so many.

Part II - Continued from November 21st. When his beloved brother Peter committed suicide, psychotherapist Joe Gallenberger met his grief with courage, and open-minded curiosity. Using tools learned at The Monroe Institute (TMI), and affirming that “love can pierce any veil,” he was soon able to contact Peter on the “other side.”

Join Dr. Joseph Gallenberger and me in Part I of a two-part series as we explore the taboo subject of suicide and the overwhelming grief, anger, and guilt our loved ones leave in the wake of their choice not only for those left behind but the despair for the individual as well.

Living beyond fear, anxiety, anger, and addiction.  Join me and Dean Sluyter as we navigate through the fear.  Dean will offer a few simple techniques and tweaks to help us to live, instead, with a deep and relaxed confidence.

The loss of someone is extremely personal and very difficult.  It can paralyze even the strongest if not careful.  In this episode, Angie shares unhealthy versus healthy grief and offers her listeners a few pearls which may help lessen the burden of feelings of loneliness, heartache, and loss of identity.

Angie explores the universal experience of navigating the five stages of grief: denial, bargaining, anger, depression, and acceptance.