Becoming
evidential
A guide for psychics and mediums exploring evidential readings
Becoming Evidential is a 90 minute mini course for healers, psychics and mediums to work more transparently, accountably and evidentially.
You’ll recognise your spiritual ideals already aligned here, perhaps breathe a sigh of relief at how easy it is to reframe into evidential work and finish feeling empowered and confirmed.
Denise can’t make you psychic, but she’ll show you that you already are. – Sue McKeirnan
Weed out unintentional bad habits.
Know where your psychic information comes from.
Work with more spiritual accountability.
Make huge changes to your readings just by switching out the words used.
Becoming Evidential covers:
What evidential means and how you're already be doing it.
What isn’t evidential psychic work and how to bridge to that.
How to take back even more spiritual power and not burn out as a reader.
Evidential work for healers.
Simple language tweaks that shift the power to more evidential based specifics.
Gentle transitions to practice while becoming evidential.
The mini course is a good fit for:
Psychics, mediums, healers and anyone curious about being one, working live, face to face or via Zoom for reading.
Readers feeling pressured by client expectations.
For those who know there's more to get in a reading but not sure what that is.
Becoming Evidential is not a good fit if:
You read for others via email, or messenger. This is best for face to face work via zoom or in person,
You’re worried about the client not understanding the info .
You prefer spiritual hierarchies to do the work for you
Not ready to own the real source of your work.
Sneak peek of course content
YOUR FEARLESS DOG MUM
Denise Litchfield
I’m not your average psychic, thank goodness.
I'm here to show that you can be even more you and be an amazing psychic and medium.
When not reading and teaching how to be even more credible and accurate , I love veganising old favourite recipes, and kissing all the dogs.
Coffee is life, but only in a reusable cup and you'll find me climbing badly somewhere in a Sydney bouldering gym.