My connection to mediumship started unexpectedly in 2017, when I began meditating during a time when I felt unfulfilled in my corporate career and in life. I also was at the start of a healing journey that I didn’t realize I was on. A few months in, I had an experience I couldn’t explain—I saw an apparition in my room. Yes, with my eyeballs, and yes in my bedroom in the middle of the night. It wasn’t something I could ignore, but it also wasn’t something I understood. So I did what most people would do and went straight to the internet and looked for someone who could help explain it. Long story short, that led me to get my first mediumship reading which then led to my first mediumship development class, and I haven’t looked back since.
Mediumship has helped me heal in ways other approaches couldn’t, but it has also challenged me, stretched me, and at times made me question everything. If you had told me earlier in my life that I would be doing this, I wouldn’t have believed you. Sometimes, I still don’t believe this is happening.
How I Work
Intention is everything and my intention with my clients is always the same - to bring through what is in their highest good and what they need at this moment in time. I leave the details of what that looks like up to spirit. The information I get comes in many different ways such as images, the feeling of emotions, sounds, songs, or specific details.
Every session is different because every person is different. Some are very clear. Some are more subtle. I don’t try to force anything to happen, and I don’t interpret things beyond what I’m receiving. My role is to facilitate a three way conversation with spirit, you and myself.
What Matters to Me
This work involves grief, pain and loss, none of which I am immune to. Because of that, I approach it with a lot of care, empathy and integrity. You’re allowed to question what comes through. You’re allowed to take what resonates and leave what doesn’t.
Outside of this work, I’m also a parent, a sister, a graphic designer, and part of the LGBTQ+ community. I care about creating spaces where people feel accepted, respected, and not judged for who they are.
You Don’t Have to Be Certain
You might be trying to understand an experience you’ve had, connect to someone who has passed, or simply are curious without knowing exactly why. You don’t need to have that figured out before being here.
A lot of people come to this work feeling unsure. You might be curious but skeptical, open, but hesitant. All of that is welcome here. You don’t need to arrive with a specific belief system—just a willingness to see what happens.
If you feel like you want to explore this more, you can learn about sessions below. If not, that’s completely okay too. There’s no expectation—only the option, if and when it feels right.