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Before I became a Sound Therapist, I spent ten years working as a Graphic Designer. At the time it felt like a completely different life, but now I see how much it prepared me for the work I do today.
Immersed in colour, symbols, and imagery, I unknowingly activated my clairvoyance. I learned to understand the psychology of colour, notice subtle details, and interpret imagery. What began as a creative skill slowly became my strongest psychic ability.
Studies show that training in the arts can sharpen the senses and strengthen the ability to interpret visual information. In my experience, these same skills also support clairvoyance.
During my sessions, visions appear to me as colours, symbols, imagery, or even vintage films, helping me understand the energy of my clients. This reminds me of the work of artists like Georgiana Houghton and Hilma af Klint, who used art as a way to channel spirit.
Design was my first language of visual communication; clairvoyance became the next. Both are about seeing what wants to be revealed and translating it into something others can understand.
Looking back, I realise nothing was separate. The merging of creativity and clairvoyance allows me to truly meet my clients where they are, to sense their energy, understand their story, and offer healing that supports them on their journey.
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