My path into mediumship unfolded after a series of life-changing events...most notably the passing of my father and the subsequent guidance of incredible mentors who helped me understand and develop what I was experiencing.
 

What began as a deeply personal exploration has since grown into a dedicated spiritual practice and ongoing education in mediumship and Modern Spiritualism. Along the way, I also discovered that Spiritualism is part of my own family history, with Spiritualists and practicing mediums within my lineage.
Learning that I wasn't the first in my family to walk this path added an entirely

new dimension to my understanding of ancestry, mediumship,

and the traditions I'm now studying.
 

I am currently a DeMarco Scholarship recipient and student at the

Morris Pratt Institute, where I am pursuing formal studies in Mediumship and Modern Spiritualism. I am also a trance mediumship student through the

Inner Spiritual Center, continuing to deepen my understanding of

altered states of consciousness and spirit communication

through structured training and practice.
 

Paramount to my development is my involvement with the

First Spiritualist Church of Austin.

Serving within a Spiritualist church community and developing my work

as a platform medium has profoundly shaped the way I understand

mediumship:not simply as personal ability, but as a practice rooted in service, evidence, ethics, healing, and community.
 

In private readings, I primarily work through evidential mediumship, communicating with loved ones and animals who have passed and bringing forward specific information intended to help identify and validate the communicator. My work also frequently explores ancestry and the patterns and stories carried through family lines.
 

One of the more unusual tools in my practice is automatic typing, my modern adaptation of automatic writing— a practice with deep roots in Spiritualism.
 

More than anything, my work continues to be about connection: connection with those we love, with our own spiritual nature, with the people who came before us, and with the ever present notion that consciousness extends

far beyond what we can see.