There's something deeply healing about knowing our loved ones are still with us, just in a different way. Many of us carry questions in our hearts after someone passes—things left unsaid, moments we wish we could revisit, or simply missing that connection we cherished.

A mediumship session creates a sacred space where those conversations can continue, offering a profound sense of resolution as though the interrupted dialogue of life and death can finally complete itself. It's a bit like finding a letter you didn't know was left for you—unexpected, precious, and often exactly what your heart needed.

These connections often bring a gentle confirmation that we don't simply disappear when we die, a chance for grief to soften its edges, and those "only they would know that" moments that remind you their essence continues. I've seen people begin a session with heavy shoulders and leave sitting taller, not because grief is "fixed," but because love finds a way to bridge even the widest distances.

While I wish I could promise you'll connect with exactly who you're hoping for, the other side doesn't always work according to our plans. Love seems to be the strongest conductor, and those with the deepest bonds to you often find ways to make their presence known.

I like to think of it as hosting a gathering where you've sent out invitations but can't control exactly who shows up. Your grandmother might come through with your uncle in tow, or that friend who always made you laugh might pop in with their unmistakable energy.

If someone specific doesn't come through, it doesn't mean they're not there or don't care. Some souls are naturally more talkative than others, just as they were in life!

Take a few quiet moments before our session to simply talk to your loved ones in your heart. Let them know you're hoping to connect—they often hear us and prepare accordingly!

Bring an open heart rather than a scripted agenda. The sessions that flow most beautifully often leave room for surprises. If you'd like, bring a small object that belonged to your loved one or a photo that brings them to mind.

Most importantly, be gentle with yourself before and after. These sessions can stir deep emotions, which is perfectly normal. Consider planning some quiet time afterward to process whatever arises.

Absolutely. Those questions you've carried in your heart—sometimes for years—are welcome here. During our session, I'll guide the communication, but there's always space for your questions.

Sometimes your loved ones answer before you even ask! Other times, they might address your question in ways you weren't expecting, offering what you need rather than necessarily what you asked for.

If you have several questions, consider prioritizing them. While time in the spirit realm works differently, our sessions here still follow the clock! Sometimes, the most powerful answers come to questions we didn't even think to ask.

It's completely natural to feel cautious about opening your heart to loved ones who've passed. Many worry about unexpected tears, guilt over things left unsaid, or concerns about what might come through.

What I've witnessed is that while emotions certainly flow, they're rarely the overwhelming tsunami we fear. Your loved ones have shed the hurts and misunderstandings. What remains is the essence of their love for you. Many clients experience a profound sense of resolution, as if conversations interrupted by death can finally reach their natural conclusion.

This is sacred space where all emotions are welcome, and you're always in control. We can pause, take breaks, or shift gears whenever needed. Many people are even surprised to find themselves laughing as their loved ones' personalities—including their sense of humor—shine through in unexpected and healing ways.