Evidentiary Mediumship
Mediumship Readings
“He was right there, complimenting my purple sparkly eyeshadow.”
I was four years old at my grandfather's funeral, and I couldn't understand why everyone was crying.
Evidence first. Then the message.
Hi, I'm Megan — welcome to my corner of the internet.
I'm a trained evidentiary medium, a trained intuitive, and a telepathic animal communicator for animals living and in spirit.
"Evidentiary" means I don't start with a message. I start with proof.
Before I tell you what your person wants you to know, I tell you things I have no way of knowing. The nickname only they called you. The object sitting on your desk right now. The color of the rug in the basement you grew up in. How they passed. You confirm it out loud — and then we talk.
By the time we get to the message, you already know who's in the room.
You might be here because
→ You lost someone and you need to know they're okay — or that you're okay, after how it ended.
→ There's something you never got to say, and it's been sitting in your chest for years.
→ You've had experiences your whole life that you've learned not to mention at dinner, and you'd like to stop pretending you haven't.
→ Someone you love is grieving, and you're looking for something real to hand them.
→ You've been quietly circling this for months. You've opened this page before.
If you closed the tab last time, that's normal. Come in when you're ready.
My story
Since childhood, I've been highly sensitive and intuitive. Astral travelling in my dreams. Seeing other timelines. Knowing things before they happened. Talking to animals and to other dimensional beings. Seeing energy fields and grids. Very "imaginative," as the adults put it.
And as part of all of that, I saw spirits. I called them ghosts back then.
The funeral is one of my earliest memories. I was four. The room was full of crying adults and I genuinely didn't understand the problem, because my grandfather was standing right there telling me he liked my eyeshadow.
After that, I felt the charge in places. The Mayan ruins in Mexico as a small kid. Cemeteries, old buildings, certain streets. Sometimes I'd see people. Sometimes the air in a room would just get heavy. They visited me in dreams constantly.
I was lucky. My family is from the Philippines — a very old, very sacred land that has seen a lot of bloodshed. Both sides of my family had their own ghost stories, in the Philippines and later in New York City. I come from a highly "successful" family where this isn't discussed outside the family unit. But inside it, people had language for what was happening to me.
Not everyone gets that. If you didn't, I'm sorry. It makes the whole thing so much lonelier than it needs to be.
Outside the house, I learned fast. In kindergarten, I told my teacher I had a ringing in my ear and was having a hard time tuning in to hear the spirits talking to me. She sent me for a hearing test.
From that moment on, I only talked about this in safe places.
The summer I shut the door
At sixteen, I went to a three-week political science and debate program at Princeton. I'd spent months selling baked goods to fundraise my way there.
My room was extremely haunted.
I'd be alone and hear footsteps and voices outside my door. I'd think it was my roommates or floormates, open the door, and find an empty hallway. Chills on my skin in broad daylight. And then the nights: three specific spirits, visiting my dreams over and over, because they knew I could hear them.
I had none of the knowledge, tools, or energetic protection I have now. And I got sick. I couldn't hold food down. I barely slept. I got so weak that I fainted in the quad while one of those spirits tried to attack me.
It is still one of the scariest things that's ever happened to me.
I was offered the chance to go home. I didn't take it — I'd baked and sold my way there for months and I wanted the experience. My family drove down to Princeton to help me, and I finished the program.
But I swore off ghosts and anything paranormal afterward. I kept studying manifestation and spirituality. I just slammed the mediumship door and left it shut.
For nine years.
If you've ever had an experience that scared you badly enough to close yourself down, I'm not going to talk you out of that. It was the right call with the information you had. The problem is that nobody teaches you how to open it back up safely — so it stays closed.
Singapore
Years later, my job moved me from New York to Singapore to open the APAC office.
It was a big career move. It was a much bigger life move. Singapore is where I got comfortable creating content, and where I started exploring parts of spirituality I'd avoided for years. It's where I got my first past life reading — which I now do for my own clients.
It's also where I started training remotely in telepathic animal communication, with animals both living and in spirit.
That was the crack in the door. Animals in spirit reopened my heart to mediumship on terms that felt safe.
Getting my power back
Animal communication led me into training human intuition — and that's where I learned dark force protection.
That piece changed everything.
I knew exactly what it felt like to have an energetic being try to harm my physical body. I'd lived it at sixteen, weak and terrified on a lawn in New Jersey. Now I have the tools and the discernment to make sure it never happens again. If something tries me now, I can take it down.
That is what gave me the confidence to formally train my mediumship. Not courage. Competence.
I've spent years in formal training in intuition, energetic protection, and telepathic animal communication, and I've come out at the top of every class I've taken. When I began my evidentiary mediumship training, my mentor told me I didn't need it — that I was already a medium. I did it anyway. Getting comfortable is the fastest way to get sloppy, and I want to be excellent, not just capable.
I started delivering evidence that sitters verified on the spot. Like this:
I describe a basement I've never been in — the mahogany walls, the red accents, the heavy wooden table where her grandfather pulled out a chair and sat. She confirms all of it, then tells me the rest: the 1970s paneling, the red shag rug that matched nothing, every holiday meal at that table. "Megan, you are spot on."
That's when I opened up readings, and started teaching.
What I actually want you to take from this
I wasn't handed something you weren't.
I was a more sensitive kid than most, with a family who didn't make me feel insane, and I still spent nine years in the dark because I got hurt and nobody had taught me how to protect myself.
Mediumship is a skill. Humans are built for it. Most people just never get permission, language, or practice.
That's it. That's the whole difference.
Two more, before we go any further
"Keep your chin up, kiddo"
Her grandfather comes through using the name he always used for her. Watch both of our faces.
"Megan completely floored me. She brought my grandfather through with details I couldn't have made up — his strong, capable hands, his teddy-bear softness, the sudden way he passed, and a peaceful image of a small boat on a river. She even saw me as a little girl with a bruised knee, with him tending to it. I was only two when he passed, so that's a memory only my mom would carry.
The moment that undid me was him calling me kiddo and telling me to keep my chin up — that I don't have to be so strong, that it's okay to let it out. I needed to hear that more than I realized.
Megan is gifted, grounded, and so gentle in how she holds the space. If you're considering a mediumship reading with her, book it. You won't regret it."
— Jessica
Dad's letter, on a plaque
I see her writing, and sense a letter from her father. She turns and points to it on the wall behind her.
Spirit will often point at the thing you've already built a small shrine around. They know what you kept.
Who this is for — and who it isn't
This is for you if you're open to hearing from whoever shows up, you can sit with emotion for 40 minutes, and you want evidence rather than reassurance.
This isn't the right fit if
- You're in the first weeks of a loss. I say this gently. Acute grief deserves a therapist or grief counselor first. I'm not going anywhere.
- You want predictions. I don't do fortune-telling, timelines, or "when will I meet someone." Spirit isn't a search engine. (If you have a question or an obstacle you want precise information on, check out my Intuition offering instead!)
- You want me to convince a skeptic. I won't perform for someone who came to disprove me. It's not good for them and it's not good for the reading.
- You need medical, legal, or financial answers. Not my lane, ever.
- You need a guarantee that one specific person will come through. I can't give you that. Nobody honest can.
What actually happens in a reading
1. We open the link. I connect and start describing whoever steps forward — how they feel, how they died, how they treated you, what they're showing me.
2. I give evidence. You say only "yes," "no," or "maybe." No details. No context. No helping me. Short answers keep the evidence clean, so that afterward you know it came from spirit and not from you. This is the part most people find surprising — and it's the part that makes the rest hold up.
3. Once we've confirmed who it is, it opens up. What they want you to know. What they've watched happen in your life since they left. Anything you want to ask them.
On crying: you will probably cry. Almost everyone does, including me sometimes. We can pause. None of it is weird to me.
What I'm actually like for those 40 minutes
Less solemn than you're probably picturing.
I don't do candles and hushed voices. I say the strange thing I'm getting before I understand it, because cleaning it up first is how mediums lose the detail that matters. I laugh — a lot of what comes through is funny, because the people who loved you were funny. I'll tell you when I'm unsure. I'll tell you when I'm getting nothing.
I'm not going to perform gravity at you. I'm going to tell you what's in the room.
After the reading
The call ending is not the end of it. Most people feel fine for about an hour and then get hit at around nine that night.
So: you'll get a recording of the call as a Loom link. Don't schedule anything demanding right after. Eat something. Most people watch it back two or three days later and catch half a dozen things they missed entirely the first time.
If something surfaces in the days afterward and you want to ask me about it, you can. I'd rather you did.
More evidence, if you want it
Real readings. Real sitters. I had no information about any of them going in — no names, no photos, no context. Watch how the sitters react, not just what I say.
The bright pink Care Bear
One object cracks the whole reading open, and her mother's nickname comes with it.
"My mediumship reading with Megan left me speechless. From the very beginning, she brought my grandmother through with such specificity — describing her nurturing energy, the way she cooked from the soul for our family, and her short loose curls. Then came details no one could have guessed: a bright pink Care Bear I had as a kid (and my mom's nickname, Pinky), the pearl earrings she loved, the dresser and mirror where she'd get ready, and her passion for crocheting and decorating for Christmas. Every detail landed.
When my mom came through, Megan captured her big personality and fashion sense exactly as I want to remember her — before she got sick. She even saw pink and purple tulips, which were sitting on my desk as we spoke. The message from both of them was that they're proud of me, they're together and laughing, and they want me to slow down and stop being so hard on myself — which is exactly what I needed to hear.
Megan held the space with so much warmth, care, and presence. She delivered evidence that was specific, personal, and impossible to guess, and she made me feel safe the entire time. If you're even thinking about it, book a mediumship reading with Megan. Truly — anyone would be lucky to sit with her. She's the real deal."
— Alana
White skates with pink wheels
Not "skates." The color of the boot and the color of the wheels.
Specificity is the whole job. A guess gets you "skating." A link gets you the wheels.
Back problems, and the hospital two days ago
Spirit brings through something that happened to her 48 hours before we got on the call.
Her word for it: "shocked."
People want to know whether their person is still watching. This is the kind of moment that answers it — not with reassurance, but with a date.
"Oh my god — Mall Cop"
Sometimes the evidence is undignified, and that's exactly why it works.
People come in expecting profundity. What they usually get is the dumb movie you watched together on a Sunday — because that's what the people who love you actually remember.
From the practice room
Hit on the dot
What sitters said in recorded mediumship readings. Evidence first.
“Megan, you are spot on.”
A sitter, after a reading“You hit the nail on the head.”
A sitter in a practice reading“A lot of pieces of information that you hit on the dot.”
A sitter in a practice reading“That was awesome. I was not expecting that.”
A sitter in a practice readingBook a reading
40 minutes · 1:1 · over Zoom
$397
Please don't send me anything in advance — not who you're hoping for, not how they passed, not a photo. The less I know, the more the evidence will mean to you afterward.
During the evidence portion, I'll hold you to "yes," "no," or "maybe." Once the link is confirmed, it opens up and you can ask whatever you want.
You'll get a recording of the call as a Loom link afterward.
How booking works: I will send you an email within 48 hours of payment to schedule your read!
Need an extended payment plan? Reach out to me and we’ll find one that works for you.
Need to move your session? Life happens. You can reschedule with at least 24 hours' notice — just email me. I don't offer refunds or cancellations, so please do your best to avoid late changes.
"My mediumship reading with Megan was such a meaningful experience. From the moment we started, I could feel how grounded and present she was, and the love she brought into the space made it feel completely safe to open up to whatever wanted to come through.
She delivered messages with so much warmth and care, and what came forward landed in a way that felt unmistakable — the kind of details and energy you just know. I left feeling comforted, lighter, and reassured that my loved ones in spirit are close, watching over me, and proud of where I am.
Megan has a true gift. She holds the space with such gentleness, and she communicates what she's receiving in a way that's clear, loving, and easy to take in. I felt seen the whole time and walked away with messages I'll carry with me for a long time.
If you've been thinking about booking a mediumship reading with Megan, don't wait. She's the real deal — gifted, intuitive, and so generous with her heart. I cannot recommend her enough."
— Rachel L.
"I was introduced to Megan through a mutual friend. While the reading was not planned, it ended up being such a moving afternoon. Megan was able to hold space for me and helped me to be more confident in my ability to trust myself. She was able to pass along a message from my grandmother who passed before I was born. Megan is kind and welcoming. She's genuine and empowering. I'm so thankful for my experience with her."
— Dani R.
Questions
What if I just hear what I want to hear, and feel stupid about it later?
This is the most reasonable fear about mediumship, and the entire way I work is built to answer it.
That's what the "yes, no, or maybe" rule is for. When you can't give me details, context, or encouragement, you can't accidentally feed me the reading — which means that afterward, when you're alone and skeptical again, you can go back through what I said and know I got there without you.
I'd rather give you five things you can verify than fifty things that feel nice. Feeling nice wears off by Thursday. Evidence doesn't.
How is this different from your intuition and animal communication work?
Intuition is reading energy and information from different energy fields — the Thought Field, Creator Field, Higher Self Field, Soul Field, and Source Field — to pull precise information about your questions and obstacles. Animal communication is telepathic connection with animals, living and in spirit. Mediumship is specifically connecting with people who have died.
They share muscles, which is why I work in all three — but this page is about mediumship.
Can I hear from my pet?
Animals in spirit come through beautifully, and I do read for them — but that's a separate animal communication session rather than a mediumship one. If your pet is who you want to reach, start there. Learn more →
Do I really not get to tell you who I want to hear from?
Really. It weakens the evidence, and more importantly, it weakens your confidence in the evidence afterward.
What if nobody comes through?
Rare, but possible. I'll tell you honestly what I'm receiving and what I'm not. I won't guess and I won't tell you what you want to hear.
What if the person who comes through is someone I have a complicated relationship with?
It happens. We go at your pace, and you can decline to engage with anyone. You're always in charge of the room.
Will you tell me how they died?
Often it comes through as part of the evidence, yes. If that's something you don't want to hear, tell me at the start and I'll work around it.
I'm not in the US. Does that work?
Yes. Readings happen over Zoom and spirit isn't bothered by time zones. When you book, pick a slot that works where you are — I'll see it in my own time zone automatically.
When do I get the recording?
Within 24 hours, as a Loom link.
Do I have to be 18?
Yes — readings are for adults 18 and over.
Do you do this for someone who's grieving as a gift?
I'd rather the person book it themselves when they're ready. A gift card is fine; a surprise appointment isn't.
Ready?
A note on care
Readings are offered for spiritual and personal insight. They are not a substitute for medical care, mental health treatment, grief counseling, or legal or financial advice, and nothing in a session should be treated as such.
If you're in acute grief or struggling with your mental health, please work with a licensed professional. A reading can sit alongside that support beautifully — it just can't replace it.
Readings are for adults 18 and over.
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