A Glimpse of Heaven will amaze and astonish readers--as well as show them how they can discover a Spiritually Transforming Experience for themselves!
Carla Wills-Brandon always wanted to do two things professionally: be of service to others, and write. Being true to her dream, she has published over 10 books, one of which was a "Publishers Weekly Best Seller." Along with this Carla has also lectured across the U.S. and U.K., and has appeared on numerous national radio and television programs, such as Geraldo Rivera, Sally Jesse Raphael, Montel Williams, Art Bell's Coast To Coast Radio Show, Uri Geller's Coast To Coast Radio Show and Politically Incorrect With Bill Maher. Considered a relationship and trauma expert, many of her media appearances have been dedicated to discussing healthy intimacy, recovery from sexual abuse and trauma resolution. Carla has also appeared on several programs with her husband Michael, as the two clinicians often see couples in their private practice as a couple.
Aside from her work as a Marriage and Family therapist with relationships, intimacy issues, sexual dysfunction, addiction, trauma resolution and grief, Carla has also been investigating spirituality and other related phenomenon for over a decade. She is considered to be one of the leading researchers into the deathbed vision experience and the dying process. In her private practice, grief work, lectures and workshops she teaches people how to integrate these most incredible encounters into everyday living and the grieving process. Currently, she is working on another project involving the mysterious departing visions of the dying.
Carla and her family live on an island just off the coast of Texas in a 100-year-old historical home, which recently survived hurricane Ike in 2008. She and her husband, Dr. Michael Brandon Ph.D., a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, have been in private practice for over two decades. They have been married for over 30 years. The Brandons have two sons, Joshua and Aaron. Along with this, they have one Golden Retriever, four kitties, one Chinese box turtle, and two Love Birds. Sadly, the tarantula did not survive hurricane Ike.
