As a recipient of a psychic mediumship reading, what role do I play in the success of the reading? And how do I best prepare myself for a mediumship reading? In this blog post, explore some practical information about how your mindset, emotional state, beliefs, energy, and feedback contribute to the overall success of a reading.

What are the feelings we experience when life doesn’t turn out the way we had envisioned? Why does this hurt so bad and what can we do about it? In this article, learn more about “nonfinite grief”, also referred to as “living losses”, and why these can feel as painful as the grief associated with death.

Are you feeling stuck? Are you noticing that areas of your life feel misaligned with what you most want? It’s easy to get out of alignment given how busy we are, the tendency to get into daily habits and forget the big picture, settling when things don’t go our way fast enough, and being bombarded with messages about what we “should” want and how fast this “should” happen. Read on for practical steps to feel better, realign, and live your most authentic life.

Intuition is something we all have access to and is a skill that can be developed. It helps us make decisions based on what we truly want versus what we think we should want and is a factor in leading more aligned authentic lives. Read on for practical exercises to develop and stay connected to your intuition while navigating a busy world.

As a newer psychic medium, I’ve noticed a hesitation in fully sharing what I do out of fear of scaring or offending someone. In this blog post, I address some common fears about psychic mediumship and how to manage them.

In this blog post, learn about how to choose between a mediumship reading, grief counseling + mediumship, or an intuitive psychic reading.

This blog post examines how incorporating mediumship into grief counseling can provide a holistic way of facilitating healing after the loss of a loved one or beloved pet.

Read this blog post for a few tips on how to prepare for a psychic mediumship reading and what to expect before, during, and after your reading.

Looking for ways to ensure you are connecting to an authentic psychic medium? This short blog post will provide you with some tips on how to discern who is genuinely connecting to your loved ones on the other side.

In my 15 years of professional experience as a licensed grief and trauma therapist, I've found that much of where we get "stuck" on the journey to healing traumas (especially those deeply rooted in childhood and family experiences) lingers around what is left unspoken---the lack of clarity, closure, justice, or apologies stick with us for years, causing us to create stories about who we are and what we deserve in life. What I’ve found in my readings as a psychic medium is that there is a real potential and power to heal these traumas through facilitating the connection between my clients and the departed people they had a difficult time with in life. Read on to learn more!

I often get questions from clients about how they can connect with their loved ones on the other side. In this blog post, learn ways to foster this innate connection that we all have and how to know when your loved ones from the other side are visiting you and how they may be trying to communicate with you!

How do psychic mediums work? Learn more about our inner workings and processes in the short blog post!

Guilt and regret are common emotions experienced after the death of a pet, especially if you had to make the difficult decision to euthanize. It can be easy to play the “what if” game or incessantly focus on your perceived mistakes. In this blog post, learn about strategies to help you cope with difficult feelings of guilt after the loss of a pet.

Read on to learn about some common questions you might want to ask in a pet psychic mediumship reading.

Why is the grief so immense when we lose a pet? Our pets are a part of the family, offering unconditional, uncomplicated love, companionship, a boost to our mental health, and a reason for many of our routines. They are also a symbol of consistency in lives that are often full of change and uncertainty. Learn more about how to address your guilt or regret and process your grief in this brief article.

It’s no secret that the holidays can be an especially difficult time of year for those of us grieving the loss of a loved one or pet, especially if we were already feeling isolated or lacking the fulfilling partnerships or connections others seem to have. Given the constant barrage of holiday “cheer”, it’s easy to fall down the rabbit hole of thinking that everyone is happy, fulfilled, and not alone. And feeling alone or isolated can really amplify feelings of grief and loss when someone you love has passed on. So, how can you feel more connected to your loved one at this time of year? Here are 5 things you can try this season.

Claircognizance translates as “clear knowing” and clairsentience as “clear feeling”. Because these particular skills can be subtle and harder to validate, it can be tricky to lean into and trust them. Would you like to learn a fun way to practice increasing and honing your subtle mediumship skills of claircognizance and clairsentience? Learn how you can do this in your local art museum.

I was a guest on mentor and friend Mary Mazur’s show Change Your Funk to Fun Episode 3 : I Let Myself Shine and Move Again. Together we share how we can transform ourselves, shine bright, and move ourselves in new ways even after tragedies and great challenges. You can l earn more about Mary at igniteandhealyourlife.com

A close friend was grieving the loss of his dog as it neared the anniversary date of his passing, so I offered him a reading. His dog had a special healing message to share for all pet owners that may have regrets or wish they had done things differently while their pet was still alive.

Here’s the thing…we’ve all heard about the power of positive thinking…but what if you consciously want to change your inner self-talk to be positive BUT your subconscious is still running limiting beliefs such as “I’m worthless”, “I’m unloveable”, or “I’m no good”? Now you have one foot on the gas and one foot on the brake again.