Alexa Valentine

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Let’s change the world—starting with yours.

When you begin using the tools of Access Consciousness, something beautiful happens: you start becoming more you. The heaviness, limitations, and “shoulds” that don’t actually belong to you begin to dissolve—and in their place, ease, clarity, and joy begin to rise.

Most of us don’t even realize we’re not truly being ourselves until we experience the contrast. These tools help you uncover who you are in every situation and give you the energetic building blocks to create a life that’s actually yours. A life beyond your wildest dreams. (Oh—and becoming way happier? Just a side effect.)

If you’ve tried other modalities or energy work and haven’t seen the shifts you know are possible, I highly recommend getting your Bars run and exploring the Access tools. I’ve worked with countless people who had “tried everything” with little to no change—until this. These tools don’t just manage the surface—they address the root of limitation and clear the energy that keeps you stuck.

The magic? It’s not out there. It’s you. These tools help you access the potency and magic you already are.

✨ Offerings

Access Bars Session
$200 | 60 Minutes
$200 | 80 Minutes
Access Bars has helped thousands shift areas like health, sleep, anxiety, relationships, money, and more. One of the most profound gifts of a Bars session is learning to receive. It invites you to relax, release judgment, and allow yourself to be nurtured—sometimes for the first time in a long time.

Symphony of Possibilities Session
$200 | 60 Minutes
Symphony Sessions are energetic explorations that awaken your unique capacities with energy, receiving, and creation. Based on the work of Dr. Dain Heer, this session helps you access what’s true for you—beyond limitation, beyond expectation, and beyond this reality

About

I discovered the life-changing tools of Access Consciousness when I was just 18. Growing up in a strict parochial school, I often felt wrong—like I didn’t quite fit into the mold that was expected of me. At 13, I made myself a promise: when I turned 18, I’d search for a different way of being... a different way of living.

That search led me to explore various philosophies and spiritual paths. Of all of them, Buddhism felt the lightest—more of a way of being than a religion. I devoured every book I could find, reciting mantras and seeking peace within myself.

Then, I was invited to an Access Consciousness Foundation class. I was intrigued by its description:

“Access Consciousness is a different point of view about life. It allows you to change anything you cannot change and create everything you desire in a different and easier way.

The aim of Access is to create a world of consciousness and oneness, where everything exists and nothing is judged.

Are you ready to expand the level of choices and possibilities available to you?”

Something about that felt like home.

I attended the class… and after those four days, I felt more like myself than I ever had before. The mental constraints I had lived with began to dissolve. I was present, aware, and—for the first time in a long time—free. It felt like I could finally breathe. I wanted more of that.

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Info

Certification:

Access Bars Practitioner (BP)

Location:

Venice, CA

Countries of Facilitation:

United States

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“When you look in the mirror, what do you see? Do you see the real you, or what you have been conditioned to believe is you? The two are so, so different. One is an infinite consciousness capable of being and creating whatever it chooses, the other is an illusion imprisoned by its own perceived and programmed limitations.”

- David Icke
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