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Acacia Healing Ctr
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Called for a session. Acacia healer claimed she had been a student of a famous healer (Barbara Brennan) who purportedly told the Acacia healer she had great talents and had "comped" her her education. Acacia healer later called back and raised the fee she had first cited for our upcoming session. I cancelled because of this, and when I contacted the famous healer's school, I was told that this Acacia healer had never enrolled or attended classes there, and that Barbara Brennan had never interacted with her at all -- the school even put this in writing to me. It all was very strange, and I'd never go to Acacia, because of this.
Pros: Local
Cons: Extremely Weird Experience, Questionable references
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