Meet Matilda

 

I had my first experience with spirit when I was seven years old. It wasn't dramatic or frightening — it just was. I didn't understand who it was or what had happened until much later, but even then I somehow knew there was more to life than what we could see.

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Perhaps that shouldn't have been surprising. I grew up near the New Forest in Hampshire, England, and come from a long line of Romany Gypsies where intuition and an awareness of the unseen run through generations. I was simply the one who couldn't ignore it.

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What followed were years of development and mentorship, learning not just how to communicate with spirit, but how to do it responsibly. Evidence has always mattered to me. I believe specific, recognisable information creates trust — and once you trust the connection, you can hear the message. That's where comfort, understanding and healing can begin.

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Over the years, my mediumship and psychic predictions have reached people around the world, but demonstrating what I can do has never been enough for me. I want people to understand what they can do too. I believe intuition belongs to all of us, and teaching people to recognise it, question it and trust themselves has become one of the most important parts of my work.

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That same curiosity led me to create Beyond This....., my podcast exploring mediumship, intuition, consciousness and the bigger questions about life and death. Whether I'm giving a reading, teaching, speaking to an audience or sitting behind a microphone, the purpose is the same: evidence, healing and empowerment.

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Away from work, life is wonderfully ordinary. I'm mum to two grown sons, devoted to my rescue dog Seamus, and currently renovating an 1890s cottage in Australia — usually with at least one project getting wildly out of hand.

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After more than twenty years, I'm still learning, still questioning and still fascinated by the same thing I sensed at seven years old:

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There is more to this life than we can see. Love never dies — and knowing that should change the way we live.

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