11 Sep
2018
Kellie Whitney: FLASH
Kellie Whitney
We are born with a light inside of us; sometimes we need to let it shine for others to see. Similar to the flashing of a lighthouse, helping people find their way to a safe harbor. Other times, we may need to turn up our light, like the dimmer switch in the dining room, to find our way.
As we allow ourselves to grow brighter, we provide a path for ourselves to connect with our inner wisdom. Many of us are often surprised by our experience with a flash. A flash of genius, inspiration, creativity or just enough illumination to show us the way. Knowing we are born with the light, and we always have access to it we shouldn’t be surprised. Let your next flash remind you that the light is in you, it can be as bright as you need or want it to be, and you are more powerful than you know. Don’t let things (thoughts, emotions or experiences) block the view for yourself or others. Embrace the flash, let it be your reminder and connection to wisdom, peace, love, and light. Use your flash when the shadows are too much.
Kellie Whitney, Educator
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Kellie Whitney, the owner of Prime Intention Hypnosis and Wellness, is one of Colorado's leading Hypnotherapists with over 20 years of corporate coaching and training experience. As a registered Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT) practitioner, she is passionate about introducing people to the power of their subconscious mind and making positive changes. Kellie specializes in helping people transition through significant and traumatic life events by finding a sense of control and creating a new normal productive life. Hypnosis is the most potent self-help tool available and can help you improve confidence, self-esteem, sleep, reduce pain, reduce feelings of anxiousness, enhance test-taking ability, overcome traumatic She works with clients globally via zoom or phone, she works in person with clients in Buena Vista, CO.
Kellie Whitney is a registered psychotherapist in the state of Colorado, NLC.0108118. The work she does with clients is for self-improvement purposes only and does not substitute care from a licensed mental health or medical provider.