Creativity through the lens of the Uncensored Empath
"Creativity is very intertwined with intuition and the ability to listen to ourselves."
Sarah Small supports empaths to create a thriving body, business, and life. She believes that the pathway to healing inevitably leads you to your soul's purpose. She has committed herself to helping other women who have hit healing and/or business plateaus to incorporate what she believes is the most potent aspect of our growth; the emotional, energetic, and spiritual.
Sarah is a certified Hypnotherapist, Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) practitioner, Timeline Therapy practitioner, bioenergetic practitioner, health coach, meditation teacher, EFT practitioner, yoga teacher, law of attraction practitioner, vibrational crystal healer, oracle card reader, and ho'oponopono practitioner.
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