Meet Jamie

Since childhood, I've had a deep awareness of the connections linking us all, both living and unseen. That awareness was first shaped by losing my father when I was nine and further developed through personal experiences that pushed me to look closely at how I perceive reality. Flint's Light, named after my dog, reflects where that path has led: serving as an interpreter for spirit and a translator for non-human animals.

My approach is grounded in study, not just intuition. I trained alongside Spiritualist mentors to develop evidential mediumship practices, and I've spent years studying spiritual literature, consciousness studies, and Anthroposophy. For my animal communication work, I've taken coursework directly with Penelope Smith, a pioneer in the field and someone I regularly point other aspiring communicators toward. I'm also currently working toward certification in Family Dog Mediation (FDM), a science-based framework in applied ethology.

At the core of this work is a simple belief: we are not above the natural world, we're intertwined with it. Connecting across species, and across realms, isn't a rare gift. I believe it's something everyone has the capacity for. My goal is to make that connection practical and useful, not abstract.

Today, I offer clear, consultative sessions for people seeking connection with loved ones who've passed, guidance on their own spiritual path, and connection with the animal companions who share their lives, whether still here with them or watching over them from the other side. I'm also an Ordained Minister with the Universal Life Church, supporting people through life transitions and loss.

For information regarding interspecies, soul, or spirit sessions: Email me here