• You need to read through my Services and FAQs page.  After that you need to think about and right down questions. Your questions should be specific and lead to information that you can take action on or use right now in your health, career and relationships. 

Note: You will get a lot more for your money if you come with prepared questions. That way I can spend my time answering your questions rather than waiting while you decide what to ask. (Listed in the box below, left are several pointers on how to ask your questions.)  

• Bring along a personal metallic object that has regularly been in contact with your skin. This excludes your cell phone, keychain or pocket knife.  If you can help it, please bring something larger than a teeny earing or wafer-thin chain.  I will be rubbing it in my hands, so small delicate items are not the best.

• You are welcome to document your session. I provide you with writing materials.  If you wish to have your session recorded, you are free to bring along your own recording device.  Please test it out before hand.   

• Please do not arrive early.  Cancellation:   I commute from out of town.  Please call me the very first thing in the morning if you feel you won't be able to make it in.  After your session, testimonials on how my specific abilities helped you are greatly appreciated! 

Pointers on how to ask your questions:

• When you ask a question don't give me any specific information

Particularly in medical situations, don't say "What about my heart?"

Do say " Can you tell me if I have any medical issues?"

• No vague, general questions

For example, don't say "like about my job."

Instead, say: "Will I be promoted?"

Instead of just saying "my son," say:"Can you describe any medical issues my son might have?"

• Don't ask compound questions

This is when you try to combine two separate questions into one. For example, don't say "should I move to Chicago this fall, or go to Texas in May?"

Here are a few more examples of how to state a specific question without being too vague:

"I have been offered a job. Should I take it?"

"Will I be offered the job I applied for?"

"What career should I pursue?

Psychometry is a common psychic method. A photograph can yield unbelievable information.  

If you can bring photographs of people/animals/places... 

I request that you: 

• Do not bring  pictures in frames.
• Bring a picture of the subject that is clear and in focus.
• No photos of the subject in sunglasses.
• The most recent photos are better. 
• No group photos.  
• I am able to work with cell phone pictures, newspaper clippings,etc...