Nan is an internationally-acclaimed Intuitive Counselor, author, and radio host. Through her radio and TV appearances, her syndicated blog, her books, and her private counseling sessions, she has helped millions of people achieve clarity, peace, and healing. Nan uses intuition – vs. psychology – to deliver comfort, closure, and peace about current life situations. It is important to understand Nan is not a "psychic." She does not make predictions. Strictly using intuitive abilities, she is providing her clients with real life tools that yield real life answers. More Info
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LIVE EVENTS
The demand to see Nan live is consistently high. In 2010/2011 she toured through twenty cities throughout the U.S. and Canada and spoke to sold out audiences. Her down-to-earth demeanor and humor are part of the reason she is a sought-after public speaker, frequently lecturing at universities, support groups, charities, and businesses. More Info
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MEDIA APPEARANCES
 Nan has appeared as the sole featured guest on "Spiritually Speaking," a spiritual television show airing on UPN in Florida with more than 2 million viewers; on the "Late Night Show" with Tim Kavanagh (WCAX-CBS); on News Channel 5 (WPTZ-NBC); on Coast to Coast AM with George Noory; on the Barry Z Show (New York); as well as many other television and radio programs throughout the country. More Info
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RADIO SHOW
Since 2006, Nan O'Brien has had a regular segment on WEZF/STAR 92.9FM (LIVE with Nolan and Tara, Burlington, VT), and appeared since 2008 on KKLI-106.3FM (kLite Morning Show, Colorado Springs, CO), on WYYY-Y94FM (The Kathy Rowe Show, Syracuse, NY); and on WJKK-98.7FM (The Morning Mix with EJ Rivers, Jackson, MS). She also hosted for 18 month her own nationally-syndicated radio show which is currently in re-development and will air again by spring of 2012.
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WRITING WORK
As a published author, Nan enjoys writing on a variety of topics, including self-help and spiritually-based books. Her highly-acclaimed work, "31 Lessons From John" is now in its third edition and is also available as an audio book. More Info
Her most recent published book is "The Unknown Rockwell: A Portrait of Two American Families" the memoirs of James A. "Buddy" Edgerton, Norman Rockwell's Vermont neighbor for eleven years and his favorite Boy Scout model. American icon Dick Clark wrote the Foreword and the book was successfully launched Oct. 8, 2009, at the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. More Info
She currently works on the authorized biography of famed entrepreneur Nadja Piatka, who was featured on Oprah, Donny Deutsch and all major TV network shows, because of her incredible success story from being an unemployable single mother of two, to becoming an international supplier to the food industry. More Info
In addition Nan is under contract with media giant, the Tribune Company, parent company to such powerful newspapers as the Chicago Tribune, LA Times, Orlando Sentinel, and the cable network CW, where she writes a syndicated blog that is published on the Tribune broadcast and newspaper websites, reaching more than a million readers weekly at http://blogs.trb.com/nan_obrien.
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PRIVATE LIFE
As a twice-divorced, single mom of four children for almost ten years, life was hard for Nan. She worked several jobs, as a paralegal and as a freelance writer, to make ends meet. When already in her forties she began a journey of embracing her intuitive gifts which she had since childhood more openly and publicly, and worked countless hours to reach this goal. Today she has thousands of clients in eight countries and on three continents, and tours with her live events and as an inspirational speaker nationwide.
When not on tour, Nan lives with her husband in Vermont and in New York City. When in Vermont, Nan appreciates in her rare downtime a good book and long walks along the shores of Lake Champlain.
Nan lost her beloved mother in 2002 to breast cancer and maintains close contact with her eighty-four year old father and her older sister, who live in Atlanta. Her two grown sons are working in landscape architecture in Georgia and telecommunication in Florida, and her two daughters Elizabeth and Emily are college students (Fine Arts and Acting) in New York City and Munich/Germany.
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