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Carson City Intuitive Center offers meditation classes, healings, pet healings, psychic readings and more

Event Date: 
July 6, 2024 - 10:00am

The Carson City Intuitive Center is a spiritual sanctuary, a branch location of the Reno Psychic Institute.
We are a safe place where you can discover and validate your psychic abilities by taking classes, getting psychic readings, receive healings, being a part of our monthly prayer circle and more, without having to travel to Reno.

NEW CLASS STARTING Saturday July 6th
EnergyWork – 4-week class @10am
Walk-ins welcome. Be our guest for the 1st class (no obligation)!

CARSON CITY INTUITIVE CENTER SATURDAY SCHEDULE
Aura/Chakra Healing Clinic – 1st Saturday of the Month
10am – 1pm – walk-in’s welcome, by donation

Pet Healing Clinic
Every 1st Saturday of the month (weather permitting)
10am – 1pm – walk-in’s welcome, contribution $20

TranceMedium Healing Clinic
Every 1st Saturday of the month
12:30pm – 1:30pm – contribution $20

Professional Aura Reading
Every 3rd Saturday of the month
10am - 12:00pm, by appointment only
Book online or call (775) 324-2872

Psychic Reading
10am - 12:00pm, by appointment only
www.renopsychicinstitute.com/carson-intuitive-center

Carson City Intuitive Center
1800 E. William St. Suite #202, Corner of Rand Ave.
Tierra Plaza (next to Chevron), Carson City, NV 89701
(Upstairs above WheelHouse-Elevator/entrance on the right side of the building, behind brick wall)

Most clinics are walk-in, or you may book online
www.CarsonCityIntuitiveCenter.com – for more information
www.FACEBOOK.com/Carson-City-Intuitive-Center
www.RenoPsychicInstitute.com (775) 324-2872 – for both locations

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