A psychic mediumship reading offers two things most people are looking for: clarity about what's happening in your life right now, and connection with people who have passed. I offer both in a single session — grounded, honest, and at your pace.

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What's the Difference Between Psychic and Mediumship?

Most people use these words interchangeably, but they're actually two different things.

Psychic reading means I'm tuning into the energy between you and the living people in your life — partners, family, coworkers, friends. I can pick up on dynamics, tensions, feelings, and patterns that are affecting you right now. This is helpful when you're trying to understand a relationship, navigate a decision, or figure out why something feels off.

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Mediumship means I'm communicating with people who have passed. I work as a bridge — receiving impressions, memories, personality traits, and messages from the other side, then sharing them with you. I use a sitter-known approach, which means I'll share what I'm receiving and ask you to confirm whether it resonates. This isn't guessing — it's a conversation, and the validation matters. Most sessions include both. You don't have to choose ahead of time

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Who This Is For

You might be here because you're grieving someone and want to know they're okay. Or because a relationship is confusing and you can't see it clearly from the inside. Or because you're at a crossroads and the usual ways of figuring things out aren't working.

You don't need to believe in psychic abilities to benefit from a reading. You don't need to have had a spiritual experience before. You just need to be open to receiving what comes through.

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What a Session Looks Like

Sessions are 60 minutes and happen over Google Meet — you can be anywhere. I'll start by tuning into your energy and sharing what comes through. Sometimes Spirit comes through right away; sometimes we start with what's alive in your life and the mediumship piece emerges naturally.

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I'll describe what I'm picking up — names, personality traits, memories, feelings, dynamics — and you tell me what lands. The session is collaborative. You can bring questions, or you can just sit back and receive.

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I don't answer questions about death or dying, and I maintain a strict "no harm to children" boundary in all of my work.​​

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"There were several key things she mentioned in my reading that were very personal to me — details she wouldn't have known about." -Sara D., Shorewood IL