I don’t read for anyone under eighteen. Parents ask, usually because they’re worried about their child — in those cases I can read for the parent instead, which is generally where the question lives anyway.

I don’t take much information beforehand. There’s no agenda and no list of points to get through. I work with what comes up.

Health matters sometimes do come through. I always say the same thing: I’m not a medical doctor, and anything I say about your health should be taken with a pinch of salt and brought to someone qualified.

The future

I’ll ask you at the start whether you want to hear about the future or not. Nobody has to. I ask again when we reach that point in the reading, because saying yes once doesn’t mean you still want it when it arrives.

And I won’t tell you what will happen. Instead, I’ll orient you towards things you may want to explore. I’ll point clearly enough that you understand what I’m seeing, without handing you a fixed outcome.

If something comes through about the passing of someone you love, I won’t hand you a date. I’ll frame it in terms of you — what you might want to look at or consider, what might be worth saying or doing, how to meet it when it comes.

Visits

Occasionally someone who has died wants to come through and speak. It does happen, and when it does I’ll ask for your consent first. But it isn’t what I sell, and it isn’t something I can promise or arrange. If reaching one particular person is the reason you’re here, I’d rather you knew that before you pay.

Booking and payment

The reading is €165 and takes about ninety minutes, in person or by video call. Payment is by bank transfer or PayPal, and the booking is confirmed once it has gone through.

If you need to move your session, let me know at least twenty-four hours in advance and we’ll find another time. If you don’t come and haven’t told me, I can’t refund the session.

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