On this episode we have Tanya Brown a psychic and David Essel a life coach and counselor where we talk about depression and suicide.

Tanya Brown  - Tanya is a psychic and clairvoyant. She will share share how she discovered she had a gift (by reading a stranger) as well as how growing up her friends and family normalized her behavior. 

David Essel

David Essel, #1 Best Selling Author, Counselor and Master Life Coach offers a book to help ALL AMERICANS to heal. Civilians, Veterans, First Responders . . . EVERYONE! The book tackles From Love Challenges, Financial Problems, Focus/ADD/ADHD, Attitude, Addictions, Depression, Anxiety, Insomnia, PTSD, Career Challenges & More!According to the statistics, there has been a 1,000% increase in alcohol sales alone in the last year. And, this is only one major issue we face in this country.If we want to look at more statistics, it actually becomes quite depressing. Millions of relationships are in need of so much help and yet there does not seem to be enough resources to go around.Since the pandemic hit in 2020, there has been an incredible increase of dysfunction in relationships, addictions, insomnia, low self-confidence, low self-esteem, loss of identity, suicide and so much more.After 42 years as a counselor, minister, number one best selling author and master life coach, David has been blessed to have the opportunity to work with so many Americans, to help them with all of the challenges they’re going through, but he realized, once again: So many people are in such a difficult financial situation that they cannot afford the help of counselors such as myself! ALL AMERICANS? YES! Hairstylists, First Responders, small business owners, moms, dads, plumbers, veterans and families, students, accountants, nurses, single moms, single dads, counselors, active military personnel and families, executives and everyone else who lives in this amazing country!


He has experienced personally, many of the challenges that you have faced as well, and not to compare my challenges with anyone else’s, he believes his own struggles will help those who are part of this program, as well.