I grew up in Bristol, England, in a challenging family environment marked by complex mental health issues, addiction, poverty, violence, and generational trauma. This is when I had my first experiences with the spirit world.

Since I was a small girl, I've been able to communicate with spirits, seeing, feeling, and hearing them around me. I assumed everyone shared this experience. As a teenager, it became clear that not everyone had or believed in my abilities, leading me to hide them to avoid shame and embarrassment - a common reaction.

As I grew older, these senses intensified, becoming overwhelming. I started avoiding crowds due to the constant influx of noise, images, and feelings I picked up from others, which could sometimes be very distressing. Eventually, I learned how to protect myself and manage these abilities, which significantly improved my daily life.

A gift passed through generations

This gift was passed down through many generations on my maternal side. My Nan, influenced by her Romani grandmother, specialised in the art of tea leaf reading (tasseography), grounding my connection to a rich lineage of spiritual insight.

My personal journey, coupled with my ancestral abilities, has shaped my purpose. I use my senses to help people heal by connecting to their energy and their loved ones in spirit. The messages I pass on provide comfort and relief to those struggling with grief, helping them navigate life's challenges and embrace their potential with renewed optimism.

My approach and expertise

Whether you regularly seek spiritual connection or have never been to a medium before, I'm here to support you. My sessions are designed to provide comfort, guidance, and healing.

Prior to working as a medium, I gained valuable knowledge through my studies in counselling and psychology and built a long career in business communications. These experiences equip me to understand your challenges and communicate insights with clarity and compassion.

Today, I live with my husband and some of my children in North Canterbury, New Zealand.