If you’ve been searching for the best books for mediumship development, you’re not alone. One of the most common questions I’m asked is: “Which books will actually help me learn mediumship?” In this post, I’ll share how to choose the right book for where you are right now, and link you to a curated list of recommendations to explore in your own time.

In this first episode of the Mediumship Matters podcast, I share my personal journey into mediumship — from early sensitivity and intuition as a child to the moment spirit became undeniable. This episode explores how mediumship often unfolds quietly over time, why development is more about unlearning than learning, and how spirit gently guides us when we’re ready to listen.

Wondering what happens in a mediumship circle? This article explains how circles work, what you can expect, and why there’s no pressure to perform. A calm, grounded guide for beginners who want to understand mediumship circles without fear, assumptions, or exaggerated portrayals.

Can mediumship be learned safely? This article explores where fears around mediumship come from, what safe development actually looks like, and why structure, grounding, and choice matter. A calm, reassuring guide for those curious about mediumship who want clarity without fear or pressure.

Is mediumship real, or is it imagination? This article explores why early experiences are often subtle, why doubt is a healthy part of discernment, and how mediumship can be explored without pressure or belief. A grounded guide for those questioning their experiences and seeking clarity without jumping to conclusions.

Wondering whether mediumship might be happening to you? This article explores how mediumship often begins quietly, how it can feel different from imagination, and why sensitivity alone doesn’t require a label. A calm, grounded guide for those experiencing subtle changes in awareness and seeking clarity without pressure.

Many people feel intuitive or sensitive without knowing how to describe their experiences. This article explores the difference between intuition, psychic awareness, and mediumship in a clear, grounded way. Learn how these experiences overlap, how they differ, and why there’s no need to rush into labels. A calm guide for those new to spiritual development who want clarity rather than assumptions.

What is mediumship? Mediumship is the ability to sense and communicate with the spirit world in a conscious, grounded way. Often quieter and more subtle than popular portrayals suggest, it can involve impressions, emotions, or information that can be recognised by others. This article offers a clear, modern explanation of what mediumship is, how it works in practice, and how it differs from intuition or psychic awareness.

Curious about mediumship but unsure where to begin? This page offers a clear, grounded starting point for those new to the subject. You’ll find simple explanations of what mediumship is, how it differs from intuition or psychic ability, and what early experiences can feel like. There’s no pressure to label yourself or decide anything yet — just calm, practical guidance to help you understand what may be unfolding.

Ever had a moment where you just knew  something bigger was happening in your life? Maybe you’ve started seeing repeating numbers , feeling more sensitive to energy , or suddenly questioning everything you thought you knew about the world. Welcome to the rollercoaster that is spiritual awakening —a wild, confusing, incredible journey where your old reality starts crumbling, and spirit starts knocking on your door. (Spoiler alert: They don’t knock gently.) But how do you know

If you’ve ever found yourself wondering, “Wait… is there actually a difference between a psychic and a medium, or is this just another fancy marketing ploy?” —congratulations, you’re not alone. I see it all the time. People book a session expecting to hear from their dearly departed Aunt Maureen and instead get a reading all about their career path. Or they expect guidance about their love life and suddenly, Grandad Joe pops in, telling them off for not checking their car tyr