Testimonials

This is my son and me, blissfully unaware that we only had a few more years together. We lost him in a stupid, tragic accident when he was 20 years old. He was the light and love of my life. He was also my best friend. When we lost him, I just wanted to die, hoping I could be with him again. I contemplated suicide several times. For someone who was scared to death of dying and what (if anything) followed death, this was an act of desperation to be with my son again.

About one year later, I was introduced to Marianne, and my work with her has been the ONLY thing that has helped me deal with Nick's death. Through Marianne I was able to get messages from Nick and finally realized through the conversations between Marianne and Nick that there is truly something after we die.

As a student of Marianne, I am learning how to deal with what is left of my life. Although still deeply depressed, I do get some joy from knowing that Nick is still with me, and I have actually begun to speak to him myself! When this first happened I was overjoyed! I have also learned that my father, who passed away in January, 2006, is OK too and has been reunited with Nick -- my father literally died from a broken heart.

I am truly indebted to Marianne: She has been not only my friend and teacher, but also my salvation. Without her my I would still be in a very, very dark place. Thank you, Marianne, I never would have progressed this far without you. With love.

A session with Marianne gave me comfort in knowing that Vic understood the depths of my grief. I went on to take a workshop with Marianne and am now able to communicate with Vic myself.

Marianne Michaels' Life Coaching has helped me cope with the loss of my love, Billy Crosby. Marianne helped me let Billy go and move on with life.

How does someone cope with life after the passing of a loved one? It is hard to handle life when we are consumed with death. Everyone says in time it will get better. But time doesn't happen fast enough: Time stood still for me while everything else was moving as if my life had stopped, and I was lost in the world of the living.

We who grieve have to get back to our lives because that is what we are meant to do. Marianne helped me understand that death is not the end. It is a new beginning for our loved ones. But our sorrow does not let us understand because we are consumed with sorrow, grief and guilt. Marianne has helped me to understand that they are still with us, ALWAYS...