I invite you to tune into The Nancy Ferrari Show airing live on October 6th, 9:00 am PT/12:00 pm ET on www.W4CY.com and www.K4HD.com as my featured guest is Kiersten Parsons Hathcock, the founder of the Little Light Project, a non-profit organization that strives to help be a voice for highly sensitive/intuitive kids, grieving parents and childhood sexual abuse survivors. You may recognize her from ABC’s Shark Tank and People Magazine representing her furniture company called Mod Mom Furniture.
As a childhood sexual abuse survivor, a psychic medium, and a parent to two highly intuitive kids, helping families heal and cope is a life mission for her. For the past two years, she has been actively volunteering her time helping parents whose children have passed on as well as helping highly intuitive children learn to cope with their heightened sensitivities. Recently, she discovered she is also a survivor of child sexual abuse by a distant male relative and feels very passionate about helping those who have endured such trauma heal from the inside out. Please visit our site www.littlelightproject.org to learn even more about our services at The Little Light Project!
More about The Little Light Project ~
The Little Light Project, a 501c3 non-profit organization, is dedicated to being a VOICE FOR THE KIDS.
We help highly sensitive/intuitive kids (and their parents), childhood sexual abuse survivors, and grieving parents coping with the loss of their child.
So what makes us different than other non-profits with similar causes? We have teamed with mental health professionals, intuitive therapists, alternative healing specialists, spiritual leaders, and private detectives in order to offer holistic services and support for families and individuals. We honor both scientific and intuitive treatment/counseling methodologies, blending the two for a balanced approach to helping those struggling with child loss, memories of child sexual abuse, and heightened intuition/sensitivity as well as parents struggling with diagnosis of mental disorders such as ADD, ADHD, Autism, and Sensory Processing Disorder in their little ones.
Visit us at www.littlelightproject.org
