The Evidential Medium
"Where Intent, Trust, and Surrender become the foundation of your mediumship, not just words.”
Your Mentor
The Evidential Medium is a one-year course for those seeking a deeper understanding of the “whole medium,” the power of the soul in mediumship, and the three pillars of mediumship: Intent, Trust, & Surrender™. All of this under the careful guidance of author, mentor, psychic investigator, and medium, Kay Reynolds. Kay is the author of The Evidential Medium: A Practical Guide to Developing Mediumship and a contributing author to Tapped In by Jennifer Alsever. She trained exclusively at the Arthur Findlay College for over 10 years and was mentored by some of the world’s best mediums.
What’s Included
12 Tutorials
Private 1-1 Session
Facebook Community
Recordings
Some Topics to Be Covered Will Include
The power of the soul
The Three Pillars of Mediumship: Intent, Trust, and Surrender
The Private SittingGoing Beyond the Surface of Evidence
Working with Multiple Spirit COmmunicators
Ethics and the Professional MediumGuides, Past Lives, & the Spirit World
Dates & Formats
Cost & Payments
Full price for the mentorship is $1800
Special Discount Offer: A one-off payment of $1600 payable upon registration–saving you $200
Payable in 2 Installments as follows:
DEPOSIT: $900 at registration
Final installment of $900 Jan 4, 2027
If you choose to pay over 2 installments, you agree to complete all payments, and by the due date mentioned. The first installment holds your place on the mentorship. There are no refunds should you decide to not make the second payment and you forfeit your spot in the program. Please make sure you are committed before making the first installment.
FAQ
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Yes, absolutely. All sessions will be recorded and you will be given a link to access the recordings after class.
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Yes, you will be given the opportunity to make 2 extra installment payments.
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Expect assignments outside of class.
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Contact Kay to set up a Zoom chat.
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It’s always best to be present in class. Kay understands that time zones and work sometimes do not permit attendance. In those cases, she leaves it up to the student to make the decision.
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