Natalie Grace

About Me

My path has had its twists and turns

I’ve been intuitive since childhood, but I haven’t spent my life simply accepting everything that comes through. I’ve questioned it, tried to ignore it, trained in it, tested my own perceptions and gradually learned how to work with it. That combination of intuition, curiosity and discernment is still central to the way I read today.

I grew up around plenty of scepticism, even though there was also a strong thread of intuition in my family. When I was younger, some of what I experienced frightened me. At times, being out and about or in certain settings could feel like an overload of impressions I didn’t know how to manage, so for a long time I tried to push that part of myself away.

I also kept these experiences fairly private. I know what it’s like to be curious about something you can’t easily explain while also wondering whether you’ll be dismissed or ridiculed for talking about it. That’s one reason I’m comfortable working with people who are open, sceptical, somewhere in between, or trying to make sense of intuitive experiences of their own.

Through meditation, training, practice and experience, I gradually learned to work with my intuition rather than shut it out. I still make room for questions and uncertainty — sometimes the information I receive baffles me too! I don’t need to turn every impression into a certainty, and I won’t pretend to know something when I don’t.

My work with intuition sits within many years of practice, training and teaching across mediumship, energy healing, meditation and sound. You can read more about my professional experience and training below.

Natalie Grace as a child

What brought me back to readings

Earlier in my practice, I questioned what value I was really offering. So often, I seemed to be sharing things people already knew — how they felt, what they were facing, or details about someone they had loved. For a while, I stepped away from private readings.

A conversation with one of my teachers helped me see that differently. Recognition can itself be meaningful. Hearing something you already know can bring reassurance or confirmation, help you trust something you’ve been sensing but questioning, or offer another perspective. And when someone you’ve lost comes through in a way that feels recognisable to you, sometimes the value is simply the comfort and connection that experience brings.

That changed the way I understood readings and ultimately brought me back to them. I’m less interested in trying to deliver something dramatic than in paying attention to what actually comes through and exploring what it may mean for you.

Many of the people who come to me are intuitive themselves. I see a reading as a conversation between what I receive, what you recognise and what we discover together.

Supporting your independence

Empowerment is central to how I work. I want you to feel more able to navigate your life in a way that fits your values, needs and circumstances. I want our work together to strengthen your trust in your own judgement, rather than replace it.

A reading can offer a useful pause and another perspective. Give yourself time to reflect, notice what holds meaning and decide what you want to do with it. Your life remains yours to shape.

crystals, essence, sage, feather, candle, palo Santo

How I approach your reading

I try to describe what I receive before putting an interpretation on it. Sometimes we explore an impression further, a little like seeing how pieces of a puzzle might connect. I distinguish what I’m receiving from what we are considering together, and leave room for something to remain unclear.

The experience of reading can be difficult to put into words. I can explain how it feels to me, without claiming a complete explanation of how it works. We don’t need identical beliefs, opinions or values; what matters is mutual respect and a willingness to explore honestly.

Learn more about what happens in a psychic reading.

Natalie Grace facilitating a sound healing session

Experience and ongoing learning

I’ve worked in complementary therapies for many years, alongside offering psychic and intuitive readings. I also work as a sound therapist through Sound Flow, bringing intuition together with my musical background.

My training includes a Certificate in Channelling and Mediumship, as well as further workshops, group practice and one-to-one training. I also hold diplomas in energy healing, sound healing and transformative meditation facilitation.

My professional experience has included being on faculty at the Awareness Institute in Sydney as a trainer and practitioner, contributing to the Meditation Facilitation Diploma, Energy Healing Student Clinic, Mediumship Practice Groups, and sound healing events. I have also worked as an Associate Teacher and Tutor with the UK-based Sound Healing Academy.

Through Sound Flow, formerly Music Meditation Motivation, I run workshops, private and corporate sessions, group meditation and sound baths. I also occasionally offer readings in the Psychic Reading Room at Sydney’s Mind Body Spirit Festival.

Teaching and supporting students in energy healing, sound healing and meditation has been part of my work across different organisations and my own workshops. I continue to participate in practice circles and further training for my own development. There will always be more to learn, and people whose experience can help me grow.

Relevant qualifications

  • Certificate in Channelling and Mediumship

  • Diploma of Energy Healing

  • Diploma of Sound Healing

  • Diploma in Transformative Meditation Facilitation

  • Reiki Master

Natalie Grace playing singing bowls
Natalie Grace playing singing bowls
Natalie on keys and vocals

Music education and wider professional study

  • Bachelor of Arts in Music

  • Diploma of Professional Voice

  • Bachelor of Teaching

  • Master of Business in Marketing

Natalie Grace in front of coloured pencils