Practical mediumship from inside the learning curve.
Medium in the Middle blends personal psychic-medium stories with hands-on coaching for people developing intuitive or energy-work skills. Stephanie moves quickly from strange client moments and spirit communication to practice notes, booking logistics, Reiki setup, and confidence-building advice.
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Medium in the Middle is a spirituality show centered on mediumship, Reiki, intuitive development, and the everyday work of becoming more confident with unseen information. Stephanie speaks from inside the process rather than above it. Recent episodes move between milestone reflection, eerie psychic stories, practical Reiki instruction, and business coaching for people considering paid sessions. The show often begins with a personal scene. From there, it turns the story into a lesson. A client who feels strangely familiar becomes a discussion about memory-like psychic impressions. A private phrase connected to someone's mother becomes a reminder to write down unusual intuitive hits before details fade. A post about the aphantasia scale becomes a larger point about how different minds receive images, outlines, shadows, or nothing visual at all. The Reiki material is especially concrete. Stephanie talks about practicing with volunteers, using notes during sessions, adjusting music, offering pillows, asking for feedback, and learning the full order of operations before treating anyone like a paying client. The business advice is similarly practical. Episodes discuss practice numbers, onboarding, websites, booking links, payments, availability, Zoom setup, and the complete client experience. That mix gives the show its shape. It is not only about believing in mediumship or energy work; it is about noticing patterns, building skill, handling nerves, and treating spiritual services with care. The tone is warm and rapid, with lots of announcements folded into the teaching. Course updates, practice circles, masterclasses, appointments, and social links are part of the regular rhythm. Longtime listeners are addressed as Middlers, which gives the feed a close community feel. Newer listeners are often pointed back to early episodes as a record of Stephanie's development from the beginning. The show works best for people who like spiritual instruction delivered through lived examples, not detached explanation. It is candid, busy, encouraging, and openly fascinated by moments that are hard to explain.
Made for: For listeners developing mediumship, Reiki, intuition, or energy-work skills who want personal stories paired with practical next steps. It also suits emerging practitioners thinking about practice structure, client care, and charging for services.
What sets it apart: The show stands out by treating mystical experiences and backend logistics as part of the same path. A psychic story can sit beside advice about notes, pillows, booking links, payment setup, and client onboarding.
Medium in the Middle is your go-to podcast for navigating the ups, downs, and intuitive nudges of spiritual development. Host Stephanie Kamille shares her real-life journey into mediumship and energy work, from unexpected awakenings to powerful client sessions, all with honesty, humour, and heart.Whether you're just starting to open up to your gifts or deep in the middle of your transformation, this show offers support, validation, and practical insight to help you trust yourself and your path.You're not crazy. You're waking up. And you're not alone: you are just in the middle.
This is where your Reiki calling meets the unglamorous question: is the music too loud?
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A grounded guide to turning spiritual practice into a paid service with confidence and practical preparation.
Stephanie presents the shift from spiritual practice to paid service as something that asks for confidence, preparation, and a clear offering.
Joe's memory of a phrase he shared with his mother leaves Stephanie reconsidering how her intuitive impressions arrive.
Stephanie and Joe revisit two encounters from two years earlier that he had kept to himself. Joe says Stephanie gave dates connected to his late mother. A few days later, she said "five more bites," a phrase he says he shared only with his mother at dinner.
A psychic medium meets a new client who feels impossibly familiar, and memory offers no easy answer.
John comes to Stephanie's office looking for help with dreams, seeing the future, and predicting what comes next, but the episode turns on a more personal unease: Stephanie is convinced she has already met him.
Stephanie uses an apple visualization chart and a friend's response to explore differences in mental imagery.
Stephanie starts with an apple. What does it look like in the mind's eye? She uses a five-point chart that runs from a vivid image to no image at all, and puts herself near the middle: outlines and shadows. She says she sees spirit in much the same way.
A grounded beginner guide to rehearsing Reiki through setup, feedback, visible notes, and practical comfort checks.
Stephanie keeps Reiki practice grounded in repeatable habits, giving developing practitioners a clear way to think through setup, session flow, and the small comforts that affect how a volunteer experiences the room.
Tarot for thresholds, seasons, and self-trust.
Astrology for the threshold moment.
Gentle Reiki practice for body, spirit, and peace.
Long conversations at the edge of awakening.
Presence, ego, suffering, and awakening.
Hope, attention, and the responsibilities of shared life.
Stephanie shares tips for empaths to navigate the holiday season by managing and clearing their energy.
Stephanie, a psychic medium and Reiki master, shares a story from a mentee about recognizing signs from spirit and encourages listeners to pay attention to the signs around them.
Stephanie uses a "mailman" analogy to argue that mediums should deliver information and leave without attachment to whether it is right or makes sense.
Stephanie discusses how to know when it's time to start charging for spiritual services like Reiki and mediumship.
Medium in the Middle Podcast host Stephanie recounts two encounters with Joe at a bar involving his mother’s dates of birth and death and the phrase “five more bites.” Joe says “five more bites” was a private ritual with his mother, who used the phrase while she was in pain, and that no one else knew about it.
Stephanie opens Episode 301 of Medium in the Middle Podcast by describing a client she calls John John, whose face, tattoos, dream issues, and even divorce detail felt completely familiar before he said it was his first visit.
Steph marks the 300th episode of Medium in the Middle Podcast by recounting a journey that began with Reiki courses in 2018 and the podcast's first release in August 2019.
Stephanie discusses the concept of 'soon' in psychic timing, explaining how spirit communicates time differently and how to trust the process.
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Stephanie, host of Medium in the Middle Podcast, explains the five-level aphantasia scale using an imagined apple, from vivid realistic visualization to no mental image.
Stephanie, a Reiki master teacher and psychic medium, provides guidance on how to practice Reiki confidently and shares resources for spiritual development.
Stephanie discusses how to get into flow while practicing mediumship, part three of a four-part series.
Stephanie, the Medium in the Middle, teaches how to deliver messages in mediumship readings as part two of a four-part series on practicing mediumship.