“In Spirit Guided, Dr. Catherine Anne Williams offers a luminous invitation to remember who you truly are. Drawing from a life devoted to science, healing, spiritual inquiry, and service, Catherine gently bridges psychology and mysticism, intellect and intuition, human experience and divine presence. Spirit Guided is a master key that opens the door to your spirit. Go get a copy for you and your best friend!”

– — Vincent Tolman, author of The Light After Death: My Journey to Heaven and Back

"This book is exemplary in its courage to go where common norms, expectations, and taboos so often get in the way. It can serve as a beacon for readers who are struggling to assert their inner truths. This beautifully written book is an exemplar of successfully blending psychology with profound self-exploration. An encouragement for every reader!”

– — Jurgen Kremer, PhD, author of Ethnoautobiography, editor of ReVision, A Journal of Consciousness and Transformation

"Drawing on her work as both a clinical psychologist and a practicing psychic, Dr. Williams offers a thoughtful bridge between professional rigor and firsthand experience. Whether read as a literal account, a psychological narrative, or as a challenge to prevailing models of mind, Spirit Guided invites a serious reconsideration of whole realms of existence that science has only recently begun to grasp.”

– — Dean Radin, PhD, Chief Scientist, Institute of Noetic Sciences, author of The Science of Magic

“Spirit Guided feels like spending an afternoon with Catherine, who is not just a deeply profound medium, but the kind of teacher and healer that sets your heart at peace. Her words and wisdom remind us that Spirit is waiting for us, always ready to teach the lessons of our human experience and help us see beyond the veil. This is a beautiful book from a beautiful teacher that can absolutely change your life if you allow it.”

– — Kristen McGuiness, LA Times bestselling author of 51/50: The Magical Adventures of a Single Life and Live Through This

“Dr. Williams’ honesty in communicating with Spirit is both vulnerable and inspiring, highlighting the courage it takes to share unconventional truths. By acknowledging the societal stigma and the risk involved, the narrative fosters empathy and encourages open-mindedness. This candor serves as an empowering example for anyone wrestling with revealing parts of themselves that may not fit societal norms."

– — Stanley Krippner, PhD, author of A Chaotic Life