Psychic Readings, Integrity & the Real Work – A Conversation with Nic

In this open, grounded, and insightful interview, Hannah Macintyre is joined by psychic medium Nic of “Psychic Readings by Nic.” Together, they dive into the reality of working with spirit in the modern world—from intuitive awakenings and healing trauma, to online scammers, professional boundaries, and what really makes a powerful reading.With honesty and humour, this episode explores:Nic’s journey from childhood anxiety and spirit encounters to full-time psychic workThe role of trauma, empathy, and emotional sensitivity in the development of psychic abilitiesHer spiritual awakening at 22 and the mentor who helped her make sense of it allWorking on psychic hotlines, building confidence, and transitioning into professional readingsThe evolution of her style over 8+ years, and why she embraces remote readingsWhat makes a good reading: boundaries, clarity, truth—and not always telling people what they want to hearPricing, energy exchange, and the stigma of charging for spiritual workHer firm stance on client obsession, ethical practice, and not “proving” herself in readingsHow scammers impersonate psychics on social media, and why education is the best defenceHer simple but brilliant explanation for how energy allows remote readings to workNic’s grounded and compassionate approach reminds us that psychic work is about empowerment, not dependency. Whether you're a working reader, a developing intuitive, or just curious about how it all works, this episode is packed with valuable insight.🔮 Find Nic on Instagram: @psychicreadingsbynic💌 Got a question for the show? Email [email protected]🌟 Loving Mediumship Matters? Rate, review or share—it helps more people discover this spiritual space.Want more Mediumship Matters?Season 9 is already available inside my app, Spirit Social — along with daily card readings, discussions on spiritual development, and a community of mediums and intuitives.Search Spirit Social in your app store to join us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.