As a Masters of Divinity candidate at Harvard Divinity School, I am the first Spiritualist and working medium at Harvard since they expelled Frederick Willis in 1857. At the Divinity School, I receive training in the Arts of Ministry which I blend into my spiritual consultations and teaching. I offer myself as a compassionate presence in your time of need or distress, but unlike traditional Ministers, I give you advice, courses of action, and strategies so you can proceed with upliftment, empowerment, and insight.  My studies at Harvard Divinity School included courses on Spiritual Care and Counselling, Mindfulness, Contemplative Care, Ministerial Studies, Jewish Mysticism, and Mystical Theology. My senior paper will be titled “Mediumship as Ministry.” In addition, I am pursing a Religious Studies and Education Certificate from Harvard University and a Certificate in Parapsychology from the Rhine Center at Duke University. 

As a classically trained evidential medium, I do not consider a consultation successful unless I am highly detailed and provide you with practical insight so that you can move forward with your life. My skills aren’t here to ‘Wow’ you but to help you. I consider what I do a sacred service, a manifestation of my religion, and my life duty. The tutors who have taught me trace their training back to the Pioneers of Spiritualism and the esoteric arts of mysticism which cut across all faith traditions. Their training I pass on to you in the form of my skills. 

As a former business entrepreneur and cross-enrolled student at the Harvard Business School, I have a hands-on and theoretical understanding of the business world and can devote most of the consultation to your business if requested. This would provide you with specific knowledge that assists in operations, risk management, and planning. For a fraction of the cost of a private investigator, I use my highly developed skills to advice you on hiring, promotions, and other confidential personnel matters.

As a former Officer in the U.S. Army and veteran of Operation Desert Storm, I understand first-hand the pressures of leadership and the stresses of serving in a war-zone. The journey of our souls is eternal, but our wounds don’t have to be.

As a teacher I pass on the mystical arts in a variety of ways. Without spiritual grounding though, these arts are superficial and hollow. However, taught in a context of a broader philosophy, they become tools to enhance life and unfold your spirit.