Mitchell must also pay restitution to two victims following her grand larceny conviction last month.
The case explored the line between selling an unusual service and exploiting people's longing to change their lives.
One former client testified she paid more than $120,000 after Mitchell said she'd help rout "negative energy."
Another said Mitchell told her she needed to break her attachment to money and persuaded her to hand over $27,000 to hold. She said Mitchell balked at giving it back but eventually refunded some. More
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