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About Kari Joys MS

Kari Joys MS is the director of the Center for Creative Change in Spokane, Washington. She is a highly recognized psychotherapist, a skilled group facilitator and a powerful energy therapist in private practice for twenty-five years. 

Kari has a Masters in Counseling and Interdisciplinary Studies from Eastern Washington University. She has been a long-term member of the American Counseling Association. She is a Reiki Master Teacher and a Certified Yuen Method Wellness Practitioner.  

Kari is skilled with doing psychotherapy, counseling, emotional healing and energy healing for anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem, abuse and dysfunctional family issues. She also specializes in couples, marriage, and divorce issues. 

Utilizing both individual and group counseling, Kari has helped thousands of people overcome their dysfunctional past to achieve happy, fulfilling lives. She works intuitively, using both laughter and tears to help a person overcome whatever is blocking their joy and fulfillment. 

Kari has led intensive personal growth workshops for the past twenty five years that have dramatically changed many people's lives! She has also been instrumental in bringing the Yuen Method Wellness Trainings to Spokane, Washington. 

As a dynamic weekly guest on the Spokane ABC TV Daytime News Show in 1998-1999, Kari discussed counseling issues and took calls from television viewers. 

Kari's new book "Choosing Light-Heartedness," recently sparked more media interest. She was quoted in Women’s World Magazine, the Buffalo News, the Spokesman Review and IN-Health Northwest. 

Talk radio shows throughout the US and Canada include KDKA Radio in Pittsburgh with the Susie Barbour Show, WBIX Radio in Boston with the Frankie Boyer Show, Sunday Morning Magazine with Rodney Lear, WGAU in Atlanta with Barbara Dooley and Meg Jordan's nationally syndicated Health Talk Radio--"Global Medicine Hunter."  

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