Rick Wood, nationally recognized psychic medium and life coach, will be giving sessions out of his Tempe,AZ office June 4th and 5th. The cost is 125.00 per hour. Sessions are by appointment only.
Wood has been professionally offering his services, which include life coaching, individual and couples counseling, past life regression, spirit release and mediumship, as well as traditional psychic readings, for over 15 years on a full-time basis. Additionally, Wood is the subject of the upcoming book “They’re Not Gone” by Amy Butler, detailing some of his more memorable and paranormal experiences as a professional psychic medium.
“I had my first session with Rick and was so impressed not only with the information, but with Rick’s humor and honesty in delivering it. I initially made this call looking for direction in my work and the relocation of my family. I was given so much more than this. Rick not only gave me insight, he was able to bring through some very special souls that have passed,” stated client Stacey Pare.
In addition to his office appointments, he will be available for in-home meetings and parties as well as appointments via telephone. For more information about services offered or to schedule an appointment, please call 484-459-5489.
For more information, please visit his website at http://www.rickywood.net.
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This sounds very interesting. I’ve never met a Psychic Medium before. I like to watch the psychic detective shows on TruTV, formerly Court TV.
Hello, bchboy! Lette, I also like to watch those shows.
Well Lette the cats outta the bag…I’m Psychic Medium who has political views…Thanks for checking in. Your blog has become a daily event for me.Keep on writing!!
hey ctlss..thanks for stopping by!
I’ve met Rick Wood and he’s not only inspirational, but also astounding accurate. I’m a psychic myself, so not easy to please when it comes to meeting other people practising my profession, but Rick has the Gift and he uses it in a friendly and accessible way.
If I was around in the next couple of days I’d definitely go and see him again.