Concetta Bertoldi

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New York Times bestselling author, Concetta Bertoldi, is the gifted and vivacious psychic medium featured in TIME Magazine and on The Early Show on CBS. Globally renowned for sharing heartfelt messages from the Other Side, Concetta delivers live shows to standing-room-only crowds where her natural wit and compassionate energy entertains and provides comfort to every life she touches.

Concetta's first book Do Dead People Watch You Shower? And Other Questions You've Been All But Dying to Ask a Medium, hit the New York Times bestsellers list in 2008. She followed that success with a sequel, Do Dead People Walk Their Dogs? Questions You'd Ask a Medium if You Had the Chance.

Her newest book, Inside the Other Side, is bursting with personal anecdotes and insight garnered throughout Concetta’s years as a medium.

Concetta consults regularly with members of Britain's royal family, American celebrities, politicians, and everyday people looking to alleviate grief and find closure over the death of their loved ones.

Born with the inability to hear in one ear, Concetta, who is clairsentient, has been communicating with spirits since childhood. She embraced her abilities to share her gift and lift the spirits of others.

Concetta lives in New Jersey with her husband.

For more information, please visit concettabertoldi.com

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