with Betty Young, Shamanic Healer and Energy Healer

Are you experiencing high stress or anxiety ?

Do you feel depleted or overwhelmed?

Have you experienced harm or trauma?

energy healing is an effective way to relieve stress and anxiety for many people.

Shamanic Healing can help you feel whole in spirit after a trauma, loss, or illness.

Together, they can offer truly transformative healing experiences and clearing for your past present and future. This work addresses the spiritual and energetic aspects of challenges in your life.

Alternative healing methods work well for many people.

Shamanic healing and energy healing have been working for humans for tens of thousands of years and continue to evolve for the world we live in now.

If you are experiencing any of these – depletion of your vital energy, physical emotional, or spiritual stress, anxiety, soul loss, power loss, grief, heartache, intrusive and overshadowing energies, trauma in this life or past lives, emotional pain or spiritual disconnection; if you are an empath, shamanic and energy healing may help you.

Relief for these conditions might include chakra healing and balancing, aura cleansing, soul retrieval, healing with spiritual light, curse unraveling, past life regression, energy healing, compassionate depossession, a journey for divination, power retrieval or an elemental ceremony, and grounding.

You may also receive intuitive information about your life path and purpose, relationships, messages from deceased loved ones and more.

Find out if shamanic and energy healing are a good fit for you. Please call or text me at 515-708-6581 or send a message from my contact page.  Distance healing sessions  are also available.

 Shamanic healing and energy healing complement your medical and mental health care. They deal with the spiritual aspects of problems and are not a cure or a substitute for appropriate care from your doctor or mental health professional. Healing touch, alternative medicine, wellness, alternative health, Ames, Iowa, central Iowa, Betty Young, consultant