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2022 Update on Jake Shirk Amish Iridologist

ByBrandi Crum, LMFT, ADHD-CCSP

A note from Brandi:
This is an archive update from Barefoot Faith Journey that continues to receive reader interest. I do not work for Jake Shirk, Reuben Schwartz, or Mountain Air Herbs, and I cannot schedule appointments or speak on their behalf. This post is shared for informational purposes only and is not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment guidance, or an endorsement of any provider, product, supplement, or service. Please use your own judgment and consult qualified medical professionals regarding your specific situation.

2022 Update on Reuben Schwartz and Jake Shirk

Archive / Health Information Disclaimer:
This post is part of the Barefoot Faith Journey archives and is provided for informational purposes only. It does not offer medical advice, diagnosis, treatment recommendations, or clinical guidance. Information such as hours, contact details, services, and availability may change. Barefoot Faith Journey and Circle of Hope Counseling Services, LLC are not responsible for decisions made based on blog content or external resources. Please verify current information directly and consult qualified professionals regarding your specific situation.

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I’m Brandi Crum, LMFT, writer, therapist, wife, mom, and the voice behind Barefoot Faith Journey. This space began as an adoption and family blog and has grown into a faith-filled place for psychoeducation, grief support, mental health awareness, and honest hope for life’s hard places. My writing is educational and inspirational only and is not therapy or a substitute for professional care. Kentucky residents seeking counseling can learn more through Circle of Hope Counseling Services.

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