Marc Richardson - Psychic Medium About

Since an early age, of around 6, Marc's family noticed he had a gift,

one which he has had naturally passed down through many years,

from his families traceable Romany roots.

After a near fatal road traffic accident at the tender age of 11,

Marc spent over 12 continuous months in hospital, being

operated on, and he can still recall vividly the many out of body

experiences he had during this time.

On one such occaision Marc was rewarded ten fold, when during a "special" out of body experience he met and encountered his now inseparable first spirit guide, "Tommy".

Marc's recovery was slow but constant, and despite the views of his doctors and surgeons, he did finally begin to walk again.

Experiencing many premonitions combined with intense feelings, Marc knew even at this young age, that he was somehow "different", and that he had to, however possible, spread the word of what he was recalling to as many people as possible.

From as early as 14 years old Marc often discussed openly his life changing experiences, and he was giving personal card readings and advise to those people close to him, and anyone who would listen.

Marc spent many years dedicated to studying and learning new ways to enhance and improve his natural already powerful gifts. He continued to help and advise people with varying aspects of their life, and regularly gave out messages from loved ones who had passed over. Marc also gave readings to several celebrities whilst he worked the circuit as a compere for Butlins.

Marc is resolute to devote as much time as possible in spreading the words of subjects, which literally are close to his heart.

Marc was nominated for a spiritual connections award, along with mentors such as Tony Stockwell and Sally Morgan, a true honour for him.

Marc regularly works along side many of the UK's largest paranormal investigation companies, and is currently booked for many events across the whole of the UK. Marc has been lucky enough to work alongside TV Medium Ian Lawman, and was requested to work in association with Paramount Films.

He also continues to give many personal one to one readings each month, as well as holding personal and group development courses.

Marc actively supports many local community events, and he organises an annual showcase of local peoples talent, giving them the chance to show others what they can do, this culminates in "Live" Grand Final at the prestigious Theatre Royal, Brighton.

Charities supported by Marc include; The Anthony Nolan Trust, NSPCC, Albion in the Community.

Marc lives on the South Coast with his wife and two children, and is currently working on writing a book about his experiences and times with "Tommy".