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Belleruth Naparstek

Posted At : November 21, 2007 11:19 AM | Posted By : Tim Brunson, PhD
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Psychotherapist Belleruth Naparstek is a nationally recognized pioneer in the field of guided imagery and intuition. She is also the creator of the popular, Time Warner, twenty-title Health Journeys guided imagery audio tape series, which has sold nearly 700,000 copies. Her best selling first book, Staying Well with Guided Imagery, is a widely used primer for medical professionals and health consumers. Her second book, Your Sixth Sense, now out in soft cover, has been translated into Spanish, Portuguese, Slovenian, Polish, Turkish and Chinese, and has been called one of the more comprehensive and thoughtful looks at the nature of intuition.

For More Information visit: www.HealthJourneys.com

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