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Build the Power Within …In Just Moments With “Dr. Orloff’s Living Room Series” on YouTube

Learn to interpret dreams, tap into your intuition and protect your energy from draining people in free video mini-courses on YouTube that take only a few minutes of your time!

Welcome to Dr. Judith Orloff’s Living Room! Step right in at www.youtube.com/judithorloffmd and make yourself comfortable! Judith Orloff, M.D. is offering a special year long series of FREE video mini-courses on youtube.com based on the materials in her bestselling books, Guide to Intuitive Healing, Positive Energy and Second Sight. In “Dr. Orloff’s Living Room Series,” the renowned psychiatrist and intuition expert will help you build the power within, offering expert information you can immediately put to use in your life!

This series of easy to follow, inspiring, short videos ( 2-10 minutes long) includes:

“The Art of Remembering and Interpreting Dreams” “How to Tap Into Your Intuition” “The Sacredness of Energy” “How to Combat Draining People” “How to Protect Your Energy in an Overwhelming World”

Dr. Orloff synthesizes the pearls of traditional medicine with cutting edge knowledge of intuition and energy. She passionately believes that the future of medicine involves integrating all this wisdom to achieve emotional freedom and total wellness.

This series is Dr. Orloff’s gift. Go to www.youtube.com/judithorloffmd and enjoy the mini-courses that are now showing.

Learn when new courses are posted and find more inspiration by subscribing to her free E-newsletter at www.drjudithorloff.com .

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Judith Orloff M.D. is featured regularly in print, broadcast and online media. Her unique and sought-after guidelines on how to recapture, nurture and affirm our energy and intuitive abilities have helped people worldwide to heal themselves. Judith's work has been featured in O Magazine, Self, Cosmo, Reader's Digest, The Washington Times and New York Post. She has appeared on The Today Show, CBS Early Show, CNN, PBS, and NPR. Judith's work is featured on Beliefnet.com, iVillage, and she is a columnist for Feminist.com, Healthy.net, and Happynews.com.