PR PROFILE
DR. CATHERINE ~ MIRACLE WOMAN
DR. CATHERINE P. PERRY M.ED DD
59 Lilac Ln
Paramus, NJ 07652
Contact:
Dr. Catherine
888-330-7248
freedom@catherinepperry.com
Dr. Catherine P. Perry, lovingly referred to as Dr. Catherine ~ Miracle Woman, is the international spiritual healer, intuitive, inspirational speaker, and visionary who authored the empowering, award-winning book Courageous Wake.
She is a featured author in the compelling new book series Adventures in Manifesting: Health And Happiness where her chapter The God Card appears along with chapters written by Dr. Joe Vitale and other international bestselling authors who appeared in Rhonda Byrne's blockbuster The Secret.
Dr. Catherine entertains us as she teaches us and helps us heal. Her enthusiasm fills the entire room (and occasionally, a stadium) as she channels high vibrational frequencies of energy that flow through her dynamic speaking engagements, storytelling, and powerful healing work. She enjoys creating miracles, bringing joy to billions, and sharing her expertise in intuition, energy medicine, self-healing, and human capacities.
People from all walks of life seek Dr. Catherine's wisdom and healing abilities to unlock the doors to happiness, great health, financial prosperity, harmonious relationships, and peace-of-mind.
"I walk-my-talk. I teach by demonstration, weaving-in my vast experience base, inner wisdom, and cutting-edge science; add to that my sense of humor, compassion, and naturally healing life-force-energy... a potent recipe for life-altering shifts."
~ Dr. Catherine
STORY IDEAS:
Your Kids Are More Psychic Than You Think: 6 Things Within Your Children You Don't Want to Stifle
Psychotherapist Reveals New Trend: 90% of People Are Psychic and Don't Know It (Dr. Catherine engages your audience and convinces them they in fact are psychic but in denial...a punchy, entertaining segment)
How to Cultivate Your Hidden Intuitive Abilities That You Are Denying (3 easy tips to developing your intuition)
Intuition Can Save Your Life: 10 Situations You Can Avoid by Paying Attention to Your Psychic Self
Expert Reveals 6 Tools for Self-Healing You Can Use Right Now (Dr. Catherine engages entire audience in this quick, practical piece that anyone can use now)
5 Tips to Prevent Being Sapped by Other People's Negative Energy (audience members and TV viewing audience feel immediate results and are amazed at how good they feel as they follow Dr. Catherine's easy, effective tips)
How Far Would You Go to Fit-In? Author Reveals 4 Key Insights to Getting Over the Fear of Rejection
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Click on the event to listen or view:
Radio Interview
Girl Talk Radio Show with Host Shelby Alexander Griggs
10-05-11 Show
Author Dr. Catherine Perry shares her journey in becoming a part of the new book Adventures in Manifesting: Health and Happinessdue to release November 1st!! Tonight on Girl Talk with Shelby...I will begin featuring authors from the Adventures In Manifesting series!! We discuss our journeys and how we became a part of this exciting project!!
BlogTalkRadio, Soul Adventures with Jean Adrienne 9/6/10
Article, Preternatural Post3/2010
VoiceAmerica Radio Interview 2/2010
Press Release 1/2010
YouTube Video 1/2010
Home Grown Radio NJ Interview 12/20/2009
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Q & A about Dr. Catherine P. Perry
Q: How did you evolve from psychotherapist and human development expert to spiritual healer and intuitive?
A: As a psychotherapist, I had discovered some unusual things happening in therapy sessions: my ability to intuitively see into people's lives, to sense their deepest issues, and to flow healing life-force energy out of my body and into the clients' bodies. At the time I first noticed the phenomena, I didn't know what the heck to call the activity that was sort of driving itself. People were healing and solving problems much more quickly than I'd expected with so-called conventional therapy. I was secretive about my gifts, until a bizarre chain of events forced me out of what I call the spiritual closet.
Q: Describe what you do?
A: I use metaphysical forces to help audiences and individuals unlock the doors to happiness, peace-of-mind, good health, and success.
I combine advanced forms of spiritual hypnosis with energy medicine (flowing life force energy from me to my clients). In addition to using those healing methods, I teach self-healing techniques and intuition development so that people can make better decisions and manifest life on their terms.
Q: Why do people hire you? What ultimately do they seek?
A: Ultimately, people want to be happy. What ever their initial reason for calling ~ to eliminate stress, to improve health, enhance relationships, increase financial prosperity ~ the end result is: they want to feel happy, passionate about life.
Q: What results have you seen after you've worked your healing magic with clients?
A: The most dramatic cases involve 1) a woman with stage-four breast cancer. The energy penetrated and surrounded the place within the woman where she held guilt and deep resentment. Within two sessions, her medical doctor confirmed through tests that the cancer was gone. Two months later, the woman was still in remission. and 2) A man with a C4-5 spinal cord injury with paralysis from the upper chest down was able to move his arms, hands, fingers, hips, trunk, legs, feet, and toes within less than 15 minutes of beginning the healing session.
Other results include:
elimination of tumors
reversal of heart dis-ease
lowered blood pressure
Re-growth of gums that were receding
tripling of income within 1 year
healing of long-term estranged relationships
an "infertile" person becoming pregnant
telepathically guiding a small child to call 911 to get protection from an abusive parent
removal of depression
removal of migraines
removal of back pain
manifesting a dream job (many of these)
healing writer's block and artistic ability
It is a long list and it keeps getting longer. There are no limits to this work. Truly, there are no limits to what we humans can do.
Q: You were educated first within a scientific framework. How does the spirituality piece fit in with the science piece?
A: The question for debate is: What is true knowledge? How we discern what knowledge is and how knowledge is obtained has been up for discussion for eons. The bottom line is, I know what I know, because I know. Carl Jung (the Swiss psychiatrist who invented analytical psychology and coined the terms collective unconscious and synchronicity) was said to have made a similar statement. He was asked how he knows that human consciousness is infinite and exists with or without the body. His reply was, "I just know it. It's something that I've known since I was a boy."
There are some things we just know. That's it. That is the answer of a mystic. No outside authority is necessary to know one's truth. Albert Einstein knew this. Jesus knew it. Joan of Arc knew it. On some level we all know it. The bridge between the spiritual and the scientific is our personal experience ~ trusting our intuitive knowing. The bridge is there; I am simply shining a light on it.
Q: What were some of your most unique life experiences?
A: There are so many, but I'll share these two:
First: I avoided being a face on a milk carton. I was eleven. A man lured me and my friend into the woods under the guise of needing directions ~ help finding his car. He exposed his genitals and groped my friend. I felt a surge of energy in my body and had a sudden knowing that I could use that force to make the man leave us alone. I, at a mere four-foot-three, yelled, "I'm going to kill you!" as I sprinted toward the pedophile. He torpedoed out of the woods, as if a lion were chasing him. I learned that my small stature had nothing to do with my power. I also learned that my voice has the power to affect change.
Second: At 14, I sneaked out of my bedroom window, met up with two girlfriends, and took a midnight stroll. Ten minutes into our excursion, police flashed their lights and ordered us into their car. Their scathing lecture was nothing compared to what I imagined my parents would do: Grounded for life, no TV for a year, or worse. As the police pulled up to my house, they broke out into laughter. Apparently, every piece of underwear I owned was hanging in the oak tree in the front yard. I didn't know what prankster delivered that humiliating gift, but the police decided not to awaken my parents. I lay in my bed thanking the panty phantom.
Q: Who were your greatest influences? What impact did they have on you?
A: My Mom: She was a catch-22. Sweetness mixed with rage and music and condemnation and humor and piety. I didn’t want to end up like her—so conflicted, so emotionally imprisoned, so rigid, so scared. Experiencing the dimensions of Mom led to a deliberate life of self-discovery and growth. I had to take charge of my life, make my own rules, define myself on my terms, and have the courage to follow my own path. As I say in my book Courageous Wake, "Sometimes we get parents who teach by showing us what not to do."
My eighth grade teacher: She told a story of hearing the voice of God in the moment that her baby son died. The "calm" she described as she heard the Divine message injected something into me that can never die. I go into much detail about this story and its impact in Courageous Wake.
Q: Who would you most like to emulate?
A: In childhood, I liked Cinderella (including the benefit of having the fairy-god-mother), Lucille Ball, Carol Burnette, and Glinda (Good Witch of the North ~ from The Wizard of Oz.) These four create a perfect blend of beauty, magic, fun, humor, and the power to send away the bad guys, saying, as Glinda said to the wicked witch, "Be gone. You have no power here!"
As an adult, I aspire to be the best version of myself. I am my model, my authority.
Q: What do you do better than anyone on the planet?
A: Be Catherine Perry.
Q: What are your unique attributes and defining qualities?
A: My energy and my sense of humor. My energy is a-breath-of-fresh-air filled with compassion and the feeling of "coming home." As for the humor, I not only see the spiritual nature in things but also the humor (sometimes this takes time & perspective.) Death, taxes, poop, and the F-word are all spiritual AND funny. Think about it.
Q & A about Courageous Wake
Q: What message do you want your readers to walk away with after reading Courageous Wake?
A: One: Pay attention to your intuition ~ your inner guidance that is always available to you. This is your connection to your truth, your wisdom, your power. It is your connection to the Divine. Trust in this and you empower yourself beyond your wildest dreams.
Two: There is no such thing as normal. Define yourself on your terms. Give yourself the freedom to be who you are ~ not who others expect you to be.
Q: Why did you write the Courageous Wake?
A: I walk-my-talk, so I teach through demonstration. I reveal the secrets about why I was living a double life as well as the key to coming out of what I call "the spiritual closet" to empower people to achieve the ultimate freedom: to define and express themselves on their terms not according to society's expectations, to release all fear of going-against-the- grain, to stand grounded in their truths, and to come out of whatever closets they are hiding in.
Through my profound transformation and spiritual awakening chronicled in the book, I realized my obligation to be on the leading edge of the great shift in human consciousness. Part of that shift includes the appropriate and timely weaving of metaphysical phenomena into the body of western, or mainstream, culture including the medical & human development models.
Q: You pull back the curtain on organized religion, specifically the Catholic Church, inCourageous Wake. What do you have to say to loyal Catholics and other religious folks about your assertions?
A: Rather than an attack on religion, I simply invite people to expand the possibilities in how they experience God.
Each of us has our own subjective spiritual experience. How one person feeds herself or himself spiritually is up to that person. It is not for me to say they should abandon their religions.
My point is: Whether you call it God, Goddess, Jesus, The Force, Creator, Jolly Green Giant, Higher Self, It communicates directly to us ~ through us.
I know this through experience, not because I read this in a book or heard some priest, pastor, or other so-called authority tell me. I receive my knowing through mystical experience.
Often, people consider me a Christian Mystic, as I receive a lot of guidance and assistance from Jesus, Mary, Archangel Micheal, and others (saints) who are associated with Christianity. However, I sense that those guides, and God for that matter, transcend religion and culture, unconditionally love everyone, and will assist anyone - atheists included. This is my experience.
Q: Into your story, you weave in the assertion that the American Psychiatric Association needs to give more attention to the metaphysical aspects of the human condition. How so?
A: The APA by nature studies the metaphysical. Metaphysical merely means "beyond the physical." The focus of mental health is on the mind, a metaphysical construct that has yet to be completely understood. When I suggest the APA revamp human development theories, I'm talking about blending in those metaphysical experiences such as communication with spirits, God, angels. I'm referring to psychic, clairvoyant, telepathic, and other phenomena that, at this time, are relegated to occurring within certain cultures who's traditions include believing in and practicing such activities. The assumption (by the APA) is that mental health providers must "respect" those cultures' right to other-than-mainstream beliefs. They (APA), however, do not acknowledge the vast group of people ~ those who weren't indoctrinated into those specific cultures named in the APA literature ~ who regularly experience psychic and other metaphysical phenomena like re-experiencing trauma from a past life or receiving direct communication from a discarnate being.
Q: Have you contacted the APA about this discrepancy?
A: I have the feeling that if enough people come out of the spiritual closet and simply openly express what they experience on a day-to-day basis (receiving angelic guidance, having prophetic dreams, speaking to the dead through mediumship), then critical mass will do the trick in creating the appropriate shift in the minds of the APA.
People must stop fearing being labeled "crazy," and assume their experiences are valid. In the early 1970s, the APA considered homosexuality a mental disorder. It took widespread expressing and horn-honking to shift that myth out of existence. The same is true of the concept of a round Earth. Those who first spoke of their experience (not falling off the edge of the so-called flat world) were believed to be heretics. We need to speak up about our experiences to shift the mainstream belief system.
Q: What kind of challenges did you face while writing the book?
A: I needed to remember to trust my intuitive guidance. Not doing so created some stops and starts in the process. I would forget that my intuitive or psychic self knows more than my logical-analytical self. The more I meditated and remained open to my intuition and divine guidance, the more productive I was.
Q: How can people get a copy of Courageous Wake?
A: Authorhouse.com, Amazon.com and Barnes&Noble.com.
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