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Published: Sept. 12, 2021, 7:02 p.m.

Katie Beecher is an internationally known Medical and Emotional Intuitive and Licensed Professional Counselor with over 30 years of experience.  Join us today as we chat about a number of different topics, and lean in as we speak on how Katie beat her own eating disorders and what it has been like for her to lean into her spiritual gifts! Connect with Katie: https://katiebeecher.com/ on insta @katiebeecher_medical_intuitive

The transcript below is machine-generated by AI and un-edited.

Hey, their spiritual dope. I am on today with world renowned Katie Beecher. She is an internationally known medical and emotional intuitive and a licensed professional counselor with over 30 years of experience. Katie and I met, I don't even know, I think you think we connected through one of the podcast like dating sites. There's like, it's like pot it or pod match. And that's how we connected, we had a really good conversation going back a little bit ago, some of the things that you're well known for, or at least that you you share out is some of the work you've done with the goop platform. Right? And how I usually like to start these out Katie's the whole idea that you and I are your medium, right? So this is, this is nothing new to you, you and I are connected to source like at all times, right? And everything's really happening to us and through us for a purpose to the end of hopefully servicing or benefiting another, right? And as as you and I are having this conversation, there's gonna be somebody on the other end of this podcast listening in, and there's a message coming through you to them that can only be delivered through you what is that message that connection to intuition, self love, and self acceptance, you can heal from just about anything. What do you have an example of one that

Katie Beecher 6:23
I heard this in my head when I was 16. recovering from an eating disorder, I was bulimic suicidal, complete and total mass didn't even know who I was, was never mind loving myself. And it was divine intervention, because I was ready to just be like, I'm not living like this anymore. That's insane. divine intervention, maybe call my pediatrician without telling my parents and basically saying, you know, I'm throwing up three times a day, there's something really wrong with me. And it was 1983. And they didn't really pay that much attention to eatings the hardest time and he said, I think you'll be okay. And I said no, I'm totally not okay. So he gave me the name of a Jungian therapist. I don't know how familiar Carl Jung you are. But maybe that's some of the message for people out there is to look up Carl Jung and, and what he talks about, because he's pretty amazing. But it took me three months to get the courage up to call the therapist, and I finally did, and I had a car and a job. And I got myself there and paid for it myself and worked really hard. And it gave me the courage to connect with my intuitive abilities, which I had been afraid of, and become a licensed counselor. And eventually, you know, do this work, even if the counselor always listened to my guides and spirit and just kind of let them run the show. For the same reason I knew whoever was there with me, needed to hear whatever it was that they needed to say. And I trusted in that. And now, life is pretty interesting.

Brandon Handley 8:04
We'll have to expand on that one for sure. Life Life is pretty interesting. So I think that is right. 1983. Here is your you know, you're you're in a situation, just throwing out three times a day to like, should be okay, that's me. Who says that? Right? Thank you. All right. Yeah, this type of thing happens all the time, right for life, just don't worry about it. So and then, and then you know, someone on too young, I am fairly familiar. I know. Earlier in the year, I did a pretty, you know, went through the red book and like some of his other stuff. Super, super great content. And he's the one that I found the word numinous from, right. So just just kind of like, when you're when people ask about kind of the awakening experience, or when you consider the awakening experience. What's that like? And I think the best word for me is the word numinous. Right? You're just like this. Full body. Theory. Oh, hi. Right. And that I got that from young. Right. So love his stuff. And so he gave you the strength? I mean, how did that lend into the strength to your intuitive?

Katie Beecher 9:27
Yeah, so for people who don't know about young he basically was he was this famous psychiatrists doing great in his life, thought he was having a nervous breakdown because he started to see visions of dead bodies and bloody rivers and, and things and he could have gone the other way. He could have said, I'm going nuts and I'm going to put myself in somewhere and not talk to people and not deal with clients. And instead, he decided to immerse himself in this experience and Do these kind of like, kind of awakened meditations, if you would, he was kind of doing transits, but he was awake and things. And he, accidentally divine intervention, found his spiritual guide and connected to his intuition and made these amazing illustrations and things. But it was, it was through that courage. And through those connections, that he developed all of his really famous theories and principles that people like Louise Hay and Tara Brock, and everyone under the sun is now using today with, you know, symptoms being symbols for what's really going on with us and connecting to our intuition. So, for me, it was the perfect way of recovery, because I had all of these kind of psychic experiences that I've been having, since I was a kid picking up a lot of negativity and evil stuff, and it made me not want to connect to any of that it really made me very afraid, and very shy and withdrawn. And I just didn't feel comfortable with myself, I had been bullied, I grew up in a very dysfunctional family, which added to the fun chaos, like a lot of people get addicted do. And working with a therapist who taught me to trust myself, who taught me to trust these inner voices I was having, who taught me about self acceptance, accepting all of the parts of me, even the parts I didn't like, who did not look at me when I was like, I was crazy when I said, I saw dead people and heard things and knew what was gonna happen in Instead, she encouraged all of that. And so, for me, that was the perfect type of therapy. And another concept that's it's young, and I can't take credit for, but he taught that intuition is God with him. Which means that it's all knowing force, that is part of everyone. It protects you, it gives you a source of self love unaccept I mean, unconditional love, unconditional acceptance, and always keeps you safe. And for me, it was like, I didn't have that anywhere in my life. So that gave me the courage to then figure out who I was, and be my authentic self, and just listen to my intuition to them, you know, become a therapist and, and do this intuitive work. And it just, I think if we're listening to our intuition, we're being our authentic self.

Brandon Handley 12:46
So I think it's awesome, you had somebody even at that young age, to be able to come up to you, to tell you to help guide you to exactly yourself, to, to stop looking outside for the acceptance, to understand that everything that you need for your acceptance is already kind of within. Right, and then the idea sounds like he did, like, you know, some shadow work as it were, right, Jeremy in, I think he's neither one of the, you know, or forefathers of that, right? And being able to accept all of who you are, this unconditional love is acceptance of all of who you are bringing all of that to the party. Right? And realizing that within that is your strength. Those are some of your strengths. Right? And then the almost like the intuition is God within I love that too is the idea has actually think about this this morning is we're made in His image, God's image, whatever made his image. But if we stopped thinking of that image being made in the image of this physical form, and we started thinking of being made in His image in the spiritual form. That's the that's the image. We're made it. Right. And that's what I'm, that's what I'm hearing you say, because I said it to myself earlier today.

Katie Beecher 14:24
Thought of intuition as our source. And when I say intuition, I mean, my guides, I still do all this work today. Um, you know, it was it's my source, so it made me so whatever I do, it's kind of like a dog. Like it doesn't really matter what you look like or what you weigh. Or if you make a mistake, or anything like that. It still loves you an exception no matter what. And it was. It's kind of a weird concept in a way because like you just said, I wasn't looking to the outside for acceptance anymore. I was looking inside but at the same time, when you Have an addiction or an eating disorder or something like that. It's very narcissistic. Because you are thinking constantly about what you look like, what? what other people are going to think of you? How much water Did you drink? How many calories, whatever the thing is. So you're just in your own bubble. And you don't realize that you're not taking other people's feelings or lives into consideration, because you're too sick too.

Brandon Handley 15:29
Sure. I think that I heard it earlier today. You're more in this mean space? And yeah, the AI space. Is that right? I mean, look, I'm still trying to figure it all out myself. You've got it, you've got a you've got a couple couple, you've got the advantage in terms of time. And space for sure. A couple right. And, and I think that's awesome, too, because this is one of those things where, while the journey looks real different on the outside, for the most part, I think internally, it's real similar for for most, right, we like, oh, you're at like, you know, you're at this bend of the river. Be sure like around here, watch out for rocks.

Katie Beecher 16:09
Right? addictions, right? Feeling things. You're too afraid, or you think there's something wrong with you. And I don't care if it's eating disorder, I don't care what the hell you're doing.

Brandon Handley 16:20
Well, let's, let's chase that one a little bit. Let's talk about the addiction to not feeling things. I'm curious, almost for my own self. And but like, that's not when you hear too much about right? What's that look like? And what are some signs? What is no, I don't know.

Katie Beecher 16:34
Yeah. So combat, I realized, the hardest part of getting better for me, which I've been cured, I guess, recovered from bulimia for like 30 years. And I'm really lucky, most people don't want to get to recover. And but the hardest part of it, and the most essential part was learning to love myself. Now, it's really sad that we have to do that and it gets shut off. But that's the way it is. So in not loving and accepting yourself, what you're basically doing is you're pushing down how you feel, because it's what we feel that then makes us act what we feel and think that makes us act. And so I could not feel anything that went against what my parents were saying what they were teaching, you know, there's no dysfunction here, everything's fine. Well, yeah, there is, there's a lot. You know, and I encounter this a lot with clients, they're like, we tried to speak up, or we tried to change things, or we tried to whatever, and nobody would listen. So we stopped having feelings, we stopped talking. And I don't believe that we can ever push down who we truly are. When we do that, we get sick, all kinds of things happen. So it's easier to eat everything in sight, and throw up or if you drink alcohol, or if you choose time how alter your brain and your life. It's easier to do that than it is to risk feeling upset, risk feeling rejection, from your parents risk, saying something to them that is going to make them abandon you. It's a coping mechanism that we create. Much like being an empath is you have to figure out what people are feeling and thinking before they act. So you protect yourself. But I really believe that that's what it's about. Because if you can have free thought, and free will and think you can be yourself. But if you can't, it's a very, very painful existence.

Brandon Handley 18:50
Yes, if you don't, if you don't express what you're feeling, in some way, shape or form, it's going to manifest in some way. And oftentimes that expresses itself in some type of dis ease, right? It's gonna show up I mean, look, I'm not a doctor, I'm not anything, but it could show up as as a sickness, General malaise, cancer, like, you know, Oh, my, you know, my back is acting up. And you know, yesterday, everything was fine. So sound sounds a little bit like new cut. That's what you're saying. And then, you know, it's like the, it's like, they take these feelings and they shuffle them, right. But you're talking about, it's easier to do the addiction. And it's in that addiction.

Katie Beecher 19:33
Correct. So, in reality, it's not easier to do the addiction. It's a horrible way to live, you know, but we think it's easier because that fear of being rejected if we're ourselves is so great and varied. You don't even realize you're feeling it, that you just go straight to your coping mechanism. And people out of fear think they can't win. Without this coping mechanism, and then there's the physical addiction aspect to a lot of things too. But they just think if I risk being myself, like if I risk setting boundaries with people and saying no, and not taking care of everybody, and asserting myself, those people are then not going to love me anymore or not want me around, or whatever. And it's pretty, nobody wants to be lonely and rejected, you know, but no one wants to live with addiction either.

Brandon Handley 20:33
Right now, I hear you, I hear you in what you're saying there twos is for the person that's living that way. Right? It's, that may be true, those people do not want you anymore after that. And that you may be 100%. Correct. But the people that come behind that, after you assert yourself after you create your own space after, you know, we're made in His image as creators, right. And you create the life that you want, on purpose with intention. The next line of people are going to be the ones that are a step beyond the

Katie Beecher 21:12
very least Yeah, I had. One, I have an amazing husband and two fantastic daughters, and they have great spouses. And this family is real.

Brandon Handley 21:24
Right? Yeah, I love that. So let's talk about some mediumship. I mean, you know, so you did you did like the, you know, kind of the clinical work, right, but now are you kind of all in on,

Katie Beecher 21:37
you know, as a medical intuitive, which is basically the work I do, I work in a very unique way. Just with someone's name and age, somebody will contact me through my website, give me their name, and age and their contact info. And I create a four page report. It's extremely detailed about physical, emotional, and spiritual things in their life from when they were little to now to their relationships, career, anything, anything that impacts their quality of life, but at that way, I create that. And then I do a symbolic painting, watercolor painting. And before meeting with them, I send them all of this information, then we meet and discuss it all. And I don't know how I do it. But I always hear like, you didn't know me before this really like I thought I've known you forever. And how do you do this, and it's pretty amazing. So with the goal really is few things to look at any kind of issues they're having. Look at the root cause is anything that I can handle, you know, spiritual emotion, even sometimes physical, we'll address we'll develop a new a plan for recovering and feeling better. I have doctors and other professionals that I work with, to help with either confirming my findings, diagnosing, treating things like that, because I am not legally allowed to make diagnoses and I shouldn't be, you know. So even though people doing this work sometimes do I, that's not okay. And they're where I get my information from is from, you know, my own intuition from my guides, their loved ones who have passed off often come through, I get information for people that they care about, not just themselves. And it's a pretty amazing process. People are like, this is like a year of therapy and an hour. So it's pretty cool.

Brandon Handley 23:46
That's potent, right? I mean, so it's just just a name. And their age.

Katie Beecher 23:52
Yeah, I put that I use, I sit down, just kind of, you know, think about their name, get a download from my guides, fill it all out. And the painting allows for some symbolic information. As a human, I can think too hard or interpret the information I'm getting. I try not do but I'm human, but with the symbolic information like this is. You can see that yeah. So that's one of the paintings, it's really glary. They're all really different. And the colors all mean something the way that the arms are or the hips or the way the legs are facing or all of that all means something.

Brandon Handley 24:37
When you say it all means something. Does that mean that it all means something to you? Or is that something that they pick up? And it's almost I mean, I'm not trying to say Rorschach. So

Katie Beecher 24:46
yeah, I don't know what it means as I'm painting the picture. At the end of the session, I go to it and kind of start at the beginning. start at the top and say okay, this is where I started. My guides are telling me that this is what this means. You know, the placement of this is usually like my signal, like, if somebody has their arms up like that, that's my signal for somebody who's like, Okay, I'm just done with where I'm living. I've had it, you know, time for a new start. And what's very important to me through the whole process, is that what I'm saying resonates with people, I teach everyone how to connect to their intuition. And trust themselves. It's not my job to substitute my intuition for someone else's. You know, that's, that's not what I'm trying to do. And we all have strengths within us. And we all do kind of know what we need, we just don't always know how to get there.

Brandon Handley 25:43
Yeah, 100%. And I think, when you're saying teach them to get to their throat intuition, once they kind of hit it once or twice, they know what that resonance is. Right? So once they understand what that resonance is, and that way of getting there, there's kind of a specific pathway back to them, at least one route, right? And I gotta imagine that there's more than one route, but like, Hey, we just hit it, you know, in the whole Joseph Campbell's follow your bliss type thing. It's like, you know, there's, there's different ways that you're going to achieve this. Right. But this is this is you're

Katie Beecher 26:26
learning to trust what you're getting? And not second guess it and not overthink it. And that everybody can connect. And somebody will say, well, is this just what I want to hear? Am I making this up? You know, or does this just why does it just sound like me? You know, why aren't you seeing angels and everything. And I'm like, you don't have to it doesn't have to be this earth shattering experience. And we use intuition all the time. People just don't even realize it. And I'll try to point out things you know, you said to me about this, that you pick this up, remember that? Oh, yeah. So

Brandon Handley 27:05
that I think it's neat to write it and the idea of, of not overthinking it, and really trusting it. So do you, how do you get someone to start trusting their intuition? Like, you know, you and I are working on like, Listen, I was feeling this thing. And I just don't know if I trusted Katie, like, what some of the guidance for me to start trusting more and stop this. So what are some,

Katie Beecher 27:28
so I remind them, of out kind of ask them about like, common one is if people who are have been in really bad relationships, and they're afraid of getting into another one, or they're afraid of getting out of their really dysfunctional relationship, because they think they're just going to find another person who doesn't treat them well. So I asked, you know, what were the warning signs that you had? Like, I don't know, like, okay, now, that's not acceptable. What are the warning signs, you know, a bit of this going wrong? Like, did he do this, did she do this did whatever it was, and I try to remind them of times that they use their intuition. Or even with medical intuition, we all have it. So you have this symptom. You knew enough to get yourself to the hospital, or you knew it was gonna be fine, I didn't really need to go there or with your kid, you know, you know, when your kids have ear infections, or whatever it is, so I really tried to reinforce times where they use their intuition, and they could trust it. And also times when they did hear from their intuition and didn't trust it, and we're really sorry. So some of is that kind of, you know, kind of thing. Um, also, we talk a lot about intuition and fear, because that comes up. And my general rule of thumb is fear makes you feel more anxious. And it makes you overthink more and not trust yourself. Whereas intuition may warn you of things, but it's going to do it in a comforting way, in a way that makes you nurture yourself and not create more chaos in your life. And a lot of people will say, it's easier for me to listen to intuition for other people than for myself. So I'm like, okay, apply some of that to you when, you know, a lot of it's just hand holding and confidence building and, and things like that. But there's, there's some, some young in techniques that I teach people about writing your intuition and your body and putting it right back to you. And so, yeah, a lot of it's just like, letting people know that it's, it's there and that they don't have to be Katie Beecher, or whoever else to be able to trust their intuition.

Brandon Handley 29:57
Right, so you're sure Hey, this is open to anybody, it is open to you like Katie Beecher is not open to me, right? And you're like, let's, let's walk through. Let me count the ways. Let me count the ways. Hey, did any of this ever show up in these relationships? Like you're saying, and then, you know, you get the point out, and I guess, you get to walk them along with Oh, yep. That was intuition. Yep. That was intuition. I love how you kind of also juxtapose intuition and fear, right? Like how fears is kind of like the fears is almost like shielding the light as it were, right? And then, you know, if you're, if you're acting in fear, there's like this, there's this uneasiness, this taste and discomfort, whereas like, when you're you're following intuition. There's a nurturing feeling. There's, it's almost like, it's almost like, you know, the doors been open for you. There's like, I'm thinking of like, almost like walking on, like, fresh green grass. Right. Right. Right. And, and not just in this kind of future state. Don't do that. Because it's going to impact your I am this. Right. It's something you know, for. Sure, follow that. But that's okay. Right. It's okay. Right. I think, I think to do things out of safety, and and just is okay, this person, I'm on the first day with them, and something doesn't feel right. Well, trust. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Go with that. We never liked each other from the beginning. Go with that. You know what I mean? All right. Yeah, it's real imperative to really want to have the second date, not just to see if the first one was a fluke. It's not about whether that person likes you. Do you like them? Right. Yeah. I mean, that I think that's, that's even more important, right? Stop holding out for, you knows, again, that external love, stop looking for that outside and then, you know, seeking for it, you know, once you have it for yourself, you've got it, and then everybody else wants it. Right? They'll come to you for that. So anyway, the whole attractive thing. So what is something that you're like really working on right now? talks program. So

Katie Beecher 32:30
I'm really excited about this. I have a book coming out, it's being published in February, it's available for presale, it's called heal from within an intuitive guide to wellness. And it's telling some of my backstory, helping people connect to their intuition. And telling people how to do a lot of the same techniques that I do during my individual readings to detect their issues, get to the root cause, you know, get insight learn to love themselves and care about themselves. And me and my husband calls it Katy Beecher, the home game. But you know, kind of is as much as you could do that for, for the masses. But it's very detailed. There's tons of, you know, quizzes and skills and tools and all that kind of stuff to use. I'm super excited about that. And then, in October, this October, at the Omega center in Rhinebeck, New York, I'm doing a week long workshop. And it has the same title, title here permitting. And it's going to be mostly exercises and activities, because I don't like to just sit around and listen to me talk. But all about, again, connecting to intuition. teaching people how to do those paintings that I do, how to do medical intuitive readings, how to connect yourself connecting to your body, all that kind of stuff. So I'm those are, you know, the two big things coming up. I have an Instagram Live coming up with Miranda Kerr that I'm excited about. And in October too. But um, yeah, so it's, it's getting to kind of teach people on mass, what I do, and then how they can use that to be healthier and happier.

Brandon Handley 34:13
So I think you should just add to the home game. Alright. I love that. I'm like that. My bliss and intuition, Katie is saying that that's the one. So why now? Why the book now?

Katie Beecher 34:29
Yeah, what's new, going to write a book when I was recovering from the eating disorder? I was told then this is a really good thing that you have this. I'm very grateful for the eating disorder experience, because so many reasons, but I wouldn't be who I am today wouldn't be my authentic self. But I knew then that I was going to write this book and be working with the whole world, basically. And I guess I just had to go through a whole lot of crap to get there. And to be ready. Um, and they do. And six, seven years ago, six years ago, I found out that I had Lyme disease. Every co infection in Lyme probably had it since I was a kid growing up in Connecticut. So I asked my guides, okay, what's the deal? You know why now? Why am I finding this out? And they said, it's time for you to stop putting off writing reading your book proposal. So I listened finally did that. I'm not a writer. So it was a little daunting and terrifying. Got some help with it? And now there's a book. Yeah.

Brandon Handley 35:44
That's great. That's great. And right, like, life will stop you from doing everything else until you do the thing that you're supposed to be doing. Right. So, I mean, were you going through that condition? And instead of saying, Why, God, why, yeah, we're like, Alright, what's this? What's in here? For me? Well, yeah,

Katie Beecher 36:04
I knew enough about my recoveries from other things to say, Okay, this is not my enemy. This is not out to get me. It's scary. It's supposed to be scary, because it's getting my attention. So what's the reason? What am I supposed to do with this and learn from it? And I didn't want to be a patient. And be poor me. And because that wasn't serving me. So it was, yeah, it was it was kind of practicing what I preach really, which is, you know, we screw up. Sometimes we try to do our best.

Brandon Handley 36:41
But I mean, I think that's interesting, too, right? Because as much as we know, all this stuff, and we practice and we preach it and we go through it doesn't mean we're invulnerable to those things, right? And then it's when they happen. We're like, he's son of a bitch. Right? Like, all right, you can call it calling my Bluff, right? as it were. Let's see, let's see,

Katie Beecher 37:07
can I roll behind me? That's awesome. That is my love. I enjoy it. I'm addicted to it. And I got a shoulder injury, not doing poll. And there was there was a message to that, which I've done after going through the whole thing, but I'm like, dammit.

Brandon Handley 37:23
I love you know, I love that you do you do some of the the pole dancing on here and stuff on your Insta stuff? It's, I mean, I love it, right? You're just out there doing it and doing your thing. I think that that's, you know, just more of doing your thing, right? It's just part of who you are doing it. And it's not right or wrong,

Katie Beecher 37:42
kill you when it's good for you. And it's as strong as I've ever been in my life. And it's good for body image. You know, if you told me back when I had an eating disorder that I would be wearing, basically, bikini on the internet, you are insane. I would have been with the beach. So you know. Right?

Brandon Handley 37:59
Good for you. I mean, look, that's I mean, that's a long journey to get there. So So I mean, there's got it, there's a lot I think there's power in that story as well, for sure. For the Yes, omega center, who is your ideal client? Who should be attending? Like this? That's a really, really yeah.

Katie Beecher 38:21
I feel like someone who knows nothing at all, about spirituality or intuition, or art, or any of that stuff would be great. And the clients I work with run from knowing nothing to being practitioners themselves, um, people who do intuitive work or energy work, or who were even physicians or acupuncturist or whatever, it's advanced enough that they would get something out of it. For sure, it's, you know, it's my own things that I've created and invented with some young thrown in. So, really, I have purposely

Brandon Handley 39:01
wait with this other guy young that I heard of. He's okay. He's a small contributor,

Katie Beecher 39:08
you know, so I think things that people have not been exposed to be for unless you've had a reading, but even then, it's kind of cool. So it's people who know nothing, people who are have some sort of illness or whatever, like, who doesn't, you know, learn more about that people who want to help themselves and clients or and other people. And it's, I really want it to be I want to be friendly, not scary. You know, but also for people to say, Well, I didn't know I could do that. And I'm

Brandon Handley 39:49
alright. Right. We I mean, I guess if there's somebody out there who's in the area and are thinking and maybe they they, you know, they would just want to test out this Medical intuition on themselves, this is something I could go check out and then, right. It's something that, yeah, they could they could put into practice, like, almost immediately. One thing I want to circle back on is something that you hit on, is the whole idea that I think it's I just want to help reinforce for you is that you into it, you have conversations with the people. And you recommend that they go to a specialist people that I validate,

Katie Beecher 40:31
I want to have experience with, right? That right? No, are ethical our caring, are qualified to do their thing. So in the reading, we talk about physical, emotional, spiritual, I will identify things that I see, you know, like physical symptoms, emotional symptoms, I'll identify all that. And I could say, you know, symptoms such similar to Lyme or similar to something else. But this is these are some people that I recommend, some who work online, some are who are in the area, who can, can look into what I've said further, do some testing. So you have empirical information, do some treatment, I cannot treat people that's not legal or ethical either. So

Brandon Handley 41:29
yeah, I'm yeah, that's something I want to call out, right? I wanted to double down on that. So somebody only, maybe they weren't really listening to the first half. And they come in the backend? Well, you can't just do these things and send people off, right? And tell them they're gonna be okay. You're telling them you know, there's Hey, there's more work, there's more work beyond what I just talked about. Please go right. validate this with somebody who's certified because that's not what I do here. What I do here is I you know, we help we discuss, we understand, I show you two that you can do this through your own intuition. That's why you're here with me today, right? Because you've got intuition. And now Hey, let's not stop there.

Katie Beecher 42:09
And also I have them contact me after what what did you find? What's going on with you? What did you find? And you can ask questions about the reading afterwards for no extra charge? Because I don't think it's fair. If someone has a question, they make a whole new appointment. Like that's not cool. So I follow up with them and want to know what's going on. And in some people, a lot of people make follow up appointments, some people don't, it's all it's all good, depending what you want to do. But it's it's a process.

Brandon Handley 42:39
Katie, real similar to the who should be showing up for your events, like who's your guy, I know, you get customers from all different types of moves, what seems to be like your most prevalent

Katie Beecher 42:51
Can I definitely get people who do have others who don't, people who just want to connect to their intuition or improve their relationships or whatever. But the vast majority of people, I would say, have a physical or mental health condition that they haven't gotten the help that they've needed or wanted. for it, they want to learn more about it, they want to get to the root cause instead of mandating and taking medicine or whatever. So they really want to get to the bottom of it and feel better permanently, you know, have lasting, lasting health and lasting wellness, and find their life purpose and be authentic.

Brandon Handley 43:40
Perfect, awesome. You put in there for a second. Oh, so usually, you know, is there anything else that you would cover or anything else that kind of you would you would want to share that we didn't really touch on during this? Um,

Katie Beecher 43:53
I guess I just really want to say that we are all capable of being happy and of healing and of being authentic and trusting ourselves. And it seems really scary. Sometimes No, it is, you know, not gonna not gonna say it's not but it's really worth it. And it's okay to ask for help. It takes strength to ask for help, you know, but, like, keep trying, you know, and even just following your dreams. I'm not a writer under the hell I was doing. I have this book that got published it, you know, it took a while it was a lot of kind of ups and downs and just kind of keep at it and, and don't be afraid to make mistakes.

Brandon Handley 44:49
I'm trying to see where my mic is.

Unknown Speaker 44:52
My honor my off.

Brandon Handley 44:56
What's the first step for somebody like that? Right. So I agree. 100 percent. What is starting that journey?

Katie Beecher 45:03
It's admitting it admitting that I am not perfect. I need help. I don't have to be better than other people. I'm the same. Everybody has flaws. But I need to admit that I have pain. And I don't want to live this way anymore.

Brandon Handley 45:25
I have suffering, right we have. So every everybody has suffering. That's, that's the root of it. Right? And how do I how do I let go that transcend it? as it were? Well, awesome. I think that's great. The place we are now is in the spiritual speed dating space right now. Right. So basically, basically, somebody is tuning in here today. They're like, I'm looking for my next you know, spiritual hottie. You could be it for somebody out there, Katie. And so let's find a question that I think works here. We'll start with bachelor number one, what is the greatest quality humans?

Unknown Speaker 46:09
Humans possess?

Brandon Handley 46:13
mean, let's expand on it. Like, what's that? What's that mean?

Katie Beecher 46:16
Right, caring about others. And being there for other people. I think there's a lot of really nice, good people out there. There's a lot of shitty people, but there's a lot of people who actually do really care about others. And that's the most important gift we can give each other is to, to be there.

Brandon Handley 46:39
For me step by step into that love and actually I hate the term leverage, but like, use it, right? Don't just be like, leverage the love and like, you know, in I think what you were saying earlier in that way that you've already applied to yourself, or have the potential to apply to yourself. I think the first place right that somebody should apply that is to themselves unconditionally. Learn how to love yourself before you love anybody else. I think as a as a takeaway on that one. Just admit it, acceptance is freeing. And it's, it's, it's liberating, right? Really, you know what, yeah, that was my shit. It is now what? Right? What are we also afraid of?

Katie Beecher 47:25
I was good. I looked at those questions. I was gonna say ourselves, but what I really think it is, is abandonment and not being loved by others.

Brandon Handley 47:37
Around Yeah, I mean, I think I think that that's, that's a big part of it, for sure. Um, but I think I would, I would, I would almost say to, right, I mean, it links to that love thing, right? You haven't learned how to love yourself yet in a situation like that. So both answers are acceptable, like, loving yourself, like, you know, afraid to like kind of love yourself or yourself being afraid of yourself. Right. That's that whole Marianne Williamson. You know, the our greatest fear, isn't that right? I mean, hockey, like every time you see it, it's like, that's the one all right, man. Jeez, I don't know why you're anything yet. But sure. Right. Well, listen, Katie's it's been so great to finally have this interview with you. Have you on I know we You and I were talking before we we got going here. We connected sometime in like February this year. It's August. Holy smokes. 2021 looks like a record speed break neck year. So thank you so much for being on where can I send the audience to find

Katie Beecher 48:46
some fun? Um, so my website is Katie. k Tia, feature b e ch er calm. So Katie meter calm. And I think I owe you a picture.

Brandon Handley 49:01
If you don't give me one, I'll find one. Katie. So that's you know, that's in your hands. Right? That's, that's within your control. The can they find out more about your sessions and your book by going to your site? So you're okay, so everything, everything they need is right there,

Katie Beecher 49:18
too. It's Katie Beecher, medical intuitive. But yeah, my website talks about the different options for readings. And their sample reports on there. There's paintings, you know, my back stuff, you can make the appointment right on the website. There's a link to I think it's Barnes and Noble or something about my book with the thing. And then there's a link on there also for the Omega workshop right on my front page.

Brandon Handley 49:46
Awesome. Well, congratulations on your book, and you know, the work that you're doing, I think it's so cool. And the story that you're sharing and you're bringing your authentic self to the world the way that you are, I think it's great.

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