Rochester, NY - A comprehensive psychic-intuitive development training event will provide participants an opportunity to explore and enhance their natural extrasensory perception skills. The full-day workshop, led by medical intuitive and quantum healer Rev. Suzy Woo, aims to help individuals recognize and develop their innate intuitive capabilities.
The intensive training, scheduled for May 25 at the RIT Inn & Conference Center, will offer participants interactive learning experiences designed to expand their sensory awareness beyond traditional perceptual boundaries. Attendees will engage in self-assessment exercises and learn multiple methods for developing intuitive skills, including techniques for sensing energetic information through various sensory channels.
Woo emphasizes that intuitive abilities are not exclusive to a select few but are inherent in all individuals. The workshop will cover diverse topics including medical intuitive reading, numerology, lunar energy influences, and exploration of the Akashic Records. Participants will learn to interpret premonitions, understand vivid dreams, and develop stronger inner guidance mechanisms.
The training represents a significant opportunity for individuals seeking to understand and leverage their intuitive potential. Practitioners with advanced intuitive skills can apply these abilities in various professional contexts, such as assisting law enforcement, conducting medical intuitive assessments, or performing past life regression therapy.
The event offers two ticket options: a VIP ticket priced at $475 and a general admission ticket at $399. The ticket price includes appetizers, dinner, study materials, and a gift box valued over $50. Advance registration is mandatory, with no walk-in admissions permitted.
Woo describes the workshop as a transformative experience that can significantly boost participants' self-confidence and personal awareness. By learning to trust intuitive insights, individuals can make more informed decisions and develop a deeper understanding of their inherent perceptual capabilities.
