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For Families

When someone you love is missing, or a death has never sat right.

I work privately with families on missing persons and unresolved cases. Families usually find me when the usual channels haven't given them what they need, and I don't take that lightly.

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Case consultations are by request. We'll talk first about your situation and whether I'm the right fit.

psychic medium Kitsap Peninsula Kelly Kristin Seattle

How I Work

I use psychometry, remote viewing, dreamwork, mapping, and other investigative tools, and I document everything I receive so it can be checked against what's already known.

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I also bring about thirty years of teaching experience, including training in the hard topics: grief, trauma, suicide, and loss. I know how to sit with a family in a terrible moment, and I know where my role ends.

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What to Expect

We start with a conversation so I can understand your situation. I share my notes and impressions with you in writing, and I'm honest about what I'm picking up and what I'm not. You decide what happens next.

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My Background

I trained under internationally renowned medium Tony Stockwell, including in psychic detection. I've worked missing persons and cold cases for years, directly with families, and I teach psychic investigation as a structured, ethical discipline through Third Eye Sleuth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you work with families outside Washington?

Yes. I've worked cases remotely for families in other states and other countries. Most of this work happens on Zoom and by phone.

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Do you guarantee results?
No, and nobody honest can. I think of this work the way you'd think of a search dog: it doesn't always find the person, but it can point you in a useful direction. What I can promise is careful work, clear notes, and honesty about what I'm picking up and what I'm not.

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Will you keep this confidential?
Yes. I never reach out to families, and I never name the families or cases I work with unless I have your permission.

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Should I still contact the police?
Yes, always. If someone is missing right now, call your local police first. My work is meant to sit alongside an official investigation, never replace it.

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How do I get started?
Use the contact form to tell me a little about your situation. Share as much or as little as you're comfortable with. I read every message myself and will get back to you personally.

 

Request a Consultation

Reach out through the contact page and tell me what's going on. We'll talk first, and there's no obligation.

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