136: Trusting Intuition: A Medical Intui...

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In this illuminating episode, Katie Farinas sits down with Katie Beecher, a licensed professional counselor and renowned medical and spiritual intuitive, for a deeply honest and expansive conversation about intuition, spiritual guides, and the true nature of healing.

Katie Beecher shares her unique process of creating highly detailed four-page intuitive reports and watercolor energy portraits, offering insights into clients’ emotional patterns, health challenges, and life experiences—often revealing information they’ve never spoken aloud. She explains how she works through the chakra system, integrates guidance from spiritual sources, and approaches sensitive information with compassion and care.

The two Katies explore:

1. How intuitive information arrives—through images, physical sensations, emotional impressions, and spiritual guides.
2. The art of trusting your intuition, even when it feels vague, mysterious, or surprising.
3. The courage required to share intuitive messages, and the responsibility intuitive practitioners hold.
4. The difference between intuition, spiritual guides, loved ones, and other sources of guidance—and why the message matters more than the messenger.
5. Setting boundaries in intuitive and energetic work, and why self-care is essential for practitioners.

Katie Farinas opens up about her experiences with chronic migraines, her search for healing, and receiving intuitive messages about her own physical symptoms. Katie Beecher offers a spiritual perspective on migraines—how they can be connected to avoiding uncomfortable truths or protecting oneself—and shares a powerful writing practice for exploring these connections.

The conversation also touches on:

1. Overcoming disconnection from your intuitive gifts
2. Letting go of the fear of being wrong
3. Writing to your guides as a path to clarity
4. Healing old patterns through honesty, curiosity, and compassion
5. Redefining productivity and honoring your body’s wisdom
6. Creating a culture where well-being matters more than overwork

Katie Beecher also discusses her book,