Like the “medical intuitive” who can tune into a person’s body and detect the hidden cause of illnesses, Brian Emmanuel Grey is a “psychological intuitive” with an uncanny ability to tune into root causes in a person’s psyche that hold them back. Brian’s intuitive ability and his extensive focus on the practical application of Eastern and Western spiritual principles allowed him to hone in on four universal archetypes that dominate a person’s conscious, subconscious, superconscious and unconscious mind. This led Brian and his business partner, psychologist Caroline Hanstke, to pioneer a breakthrough model for personal wholeness known as the inner family archetype model.

Since 1990, Brian has used the inner family archetype model and other innovative concepts to coach individuals from all walks of life, and to assist companies in their human relations. Brian has worked with hundreds of individuals and businesses, including multinational companies and government agencies, to effect positive changes in the workplace and to foster genuine growth in personal relationships. He also co-authored the book Why We Do What We Do: Four Pathways to Your Authentic Self, and gives regular workshops and seminars.

“Brian is a sage, universally wise, full of unconditional love; a man with integrity, hope and answers,” says social worker Elizabeth Hoyt in Lakewood, Colorado. “He has answers to the toughest psychological questions.”

“The sessions I experienced with Brian Grey had an extraordinarily profound impact on my ability to set my inner world in order,” says visionary artist Marius Michael George.

“Brian Emmanuel Grey’s intuitive insight and accurate assessment of each stumbling block of my past and current psychological patterns has changed my life forever in a relatively short time frame,” says Darci Stewart, a real estate agent in Bozeman Montana. “People frequently comment that I am not the same person I was.”

“Brian helped me get to what I have danced around for years,” says yet another client, Cheryl Upshaw. “Facing myself, rather than looking at and blaming others, has been a most difficult but rewarding growth process.”

For more information or to schedule an interview, please contact Therese Emmanuel Grey at 406-586-5913, or email her by clicking on her name.