Meet Angela
Angela Collier has training in multiple areas including hypnosis, Usui Reiki Masters Level, NLP, CET, Angel Therapy, Akashic Records, Chakra Clearing, Dream Interpretation and holds a master’s degree in Counseling Psychology. Angela is committed to her professional role as a healer in helping others heal. Angela has been able to help others with her life experience and training in combination with her Native American Spiritualism to help lead people towards healing and achieving their life’s purpose.
Angela takes her role seriously as a compassionate and professional practitioner that gracefully guides others to discover their own strengths and abilities. Centered in a determination to empower you, Angela holds the space for you to grow into and to flourish as the best you.
Angela is passionate about taking in the important details to guide you through and to support you on the discovery journey to your own skills and abilities. You can rely on Angela to invest in you completely on your journey with tailored support specifically for you.
Angela lives with her husband where they enjoy sailing, gardening and spoiling their four grandchildren.
Media Appearances
How does tapping help with mental health? | kcentv.com
Experts say social media shutdown was good for people's mental health (kxxv.com)
Angela takes her role seriously as a compassionate and professional practitioner that gracefully guides others to discover their own strengths and abilities. Centered in a determination to empower you, Angela holds the space for you to grow into and to flourish as the best you.
Angela is passionate about taking in the important details to guide you through and to support you on the discovery journey to your own skills and abilities. You can rely on Angela to invest in you completely on your journey with tailored support specifically for you.
Angela lives with her husband where they enjoy sailing, gardening and spoiling their four grandchildren.
Media Appearances
How does tapping help with mental health? | kcentv.com
Experts say social media shutdown was good for people's mental health (kxxv.com)