Why do people come to you to get a psychic reading/ intuitive reading/ mediumship reading?

People have different reasons. It is a personal decision that can run a spectrum of reasons why, from curiosity of the spirit world to looking to be connected with a loved one who is no longer on our physical plane. No matter your reason, a reading can provide valuable information and perspective that may be very useful for you.

Why do people come to you, Sarah, for readings?

I have found that people come to me because I resonate with them. They've heard my podcast, seen my videos or have read my blogs and have gotten a sense of what I'm about. People appreciate my honesty, my compassion and my more 'down-to-earth' approach to the spiritual world. I am not one to want to look like a fool but I'm also not one to deny my truth, no matter how far-fetched or culturally acceptable it may or may not be. To each his own but, I do think there are more possibilities to this world we share than it is given credit for.

How does booking a reading work?

Visit my booking form and submit. I’ll email you back by the end of the day to set up a date and time that works best for us.

When we figure out a date and time, I’ll send you a Zoom link that you’ll click the day and time of your reading. A 50% deposit will be requested to hold your appointment time.

Readings are done through video chat, (Zoom) right now. Check out my Code of Ethics on what to expect during a reading.

After the appointment, I will bill you for the appointment.

NOTE Check your junk mail folder in case my @gmail.com email address gets kicked to the junk mail folder. It happens.

What happens during a reading?

First, the day and time of your appointment, click the link that was emailed to you to get the video chat going.

From there, I'll ask if you've had a reading before, just so I can see what your experience with this kind of stuff is. I'll also have a spiel on how I receive, just to give you a little insight. I will request that you answer my questions with 'yes', 'no' or 'I don't know' to help me focus through the reading. Then, I'll ask your permission to read you to start the reading. Near the end, you can take the floor and ask any questions pertaining to the reading, or to get in touch with a particular person or whatever. I'm open to anything you may be curious about.

What is the deal with 'psychic', 'intuitive' and 'mediumship'? What do those mean?

Put most simply, these three terms are separate skills that I am able to draw from in order to receive information to do a reading.

The psychic skill information is information picked up on something that happened in the past or that could transpire in the future. Intuitive skill is receiving information via your energies about your current state of being or what transpired to get you to your state of being. Mediumship is a skill where I can gain information from other entities/energies, such as people that have passed on.

Put them all together and these are the skills I bring to each reading.

Will you know things about me that I don't want you to know?

It's possible. Rest assured that every reading is confidential, kept confidential and every piece of information is brought with compassion and respect. This is a no judgement zone only and information revealed here, negative or positive, is addressed for your benefit. Please read my Code of Ethics which reveals the confidential, compassionate and safe space that I bring as a psychic/medium/intuitive/mentor.

I don't believe in this spiritual BS. Can I still get a reading?

Absolutely. Skepticism should be part of the process and I would wholeheartedly welcome anyone interested in getting a reading to get one. The experience will only add to your understanding of your truth.

Will you tell me when I (my significant other, my dad, my horse) will die?

I guess my simple answer is no. There’s a lot to unwrap in this question as to my reasonings why but, short answer is no.

Terms, Conditions, Disclaimer and Code of Ethics

Prior to booking an appointment please read the Terms, Conditions & Disclaimer page as well as the Code of Ethics page.