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Most recently in 2010, Marla was  hired as the psychic medium guest on TV Land's  new reality show "Harry Loves Lisa".

She's been a recent guest on George Noory's  AM 640 Coast to Coast radio program and the Alan Eisenberg radio show.
 
In 2009, Marla starred in a TV  pilot for the SyFy channel  with Allison DuBois, the real medium behind the popular show "Medium".

Marla is the psychic medium expert on Whitley Strieber's Unknown Country's Dreamland. 

She joined famed William Henry, Jim Mars, Linda Moulton Howe, and Whitley and Anne Strieber  at the  2010 Dreamland Festival in Nashville Tenn. 

Listen to what happened when Marla worked!

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Marla Frees assists others as a Psychic a Medium and Spiritual Life Coach. She is available for private sessions, groups, seminars and phone readings.

 Medium Marla trusts those in Spirit to give her information.
With her ability to connect with loved ones on the other side, she hears (clairaudience), sees (clairvoyance), and feels (clairsentience), the information to validate the existence of those who have crossed over. 

Psychic  Marla is deeply sensitive to information from the benevolent energy connected to all of us.
It is timeless and transformational. Marla refers to,"Spirit "as the God force, the universe, the Holy Spirit. She lovingly calls this her "Spiritual Hierachy."  

 Combining  her many years of theraputic counseling, psychic intuition and life Coaching experiences; she guides her clients through an  introspective journey into  their souls and beyond. Marla then illuminates core issues and historical woundings to stimulate new awareness.

This unique combination of intuition, healing and transformation,  makes Marla's gift profoundly effective.

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