Meet Paula
Paula was aware of the presence of spirit for as long as she can remember. As a young woman in London she went along to the Spiritualist Association of Great Britain, where she was quickly acknowledged as an already fully-fledged medium — in need of no training whatsoever. She left it at that, studied handwriting analysis instead, and in 1978 boarded a plane for New York.


The New York years
Within months of arriving she had her own live call-in television show and had begun working as a clairvoyant counsellor. The clientele grew, then kept growing — bankers, actors, doctors, dressmakers, grandmothers, heads of companies. Her reputation was never built on publicity. It was built on three things she has never once compromised: a strict code of confidentiality, plain honesty, and accuracy.
She has never stopped using the graphology either. A page of handwriting, given a few minutes, will tell her more about a person than an hour of conversation — which is why she is as often booked to read a room of guests at an event as she is to sit quietly with one client.
Paula has been a favourite guest on a great many television and radio shows — local, national and international — as well as the subject of magazine and newspaper articles on both sides of the Atlantic.
Paula has always said yes to a serious experiment, provided it came from reputable people in the field, and generally without knowing in advance whether she could do the thing being asked of her. Ghost-hunting, lecturing, remote viewing, a live traditional séance one Halloween. So far she has not failed any of them.

Acknowledged as a medium by the Spiritualist Association of Great Britain. A paranormal investigator published through the American Society for Psychical Research. A remote viewer trusted by Ingo Swann. The New York Post’s New Year prophet for thirty-four consecutive years.
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