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| Judith Orloff describes her struggle coming to terms with her psychic abilities while establishing herself in a psychiatric career--where claims of psychic functioning are often viewed as signs of mental illness. She discusses the use of clairvoyance within her psychiatric practice, and suggests that this level of intuitive functioning can be of value to both patients and therapists.
 Judith Orloff, M.D., is an associate professor of psychiatry at UCLA. she is also a practicing clairvoyant and is author of Second Sight. |
