We called a psychic medium to talk to our dead loved ones… and it got real.

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In this episode of Secondhand Therapy, we share what happened when we called a psychic medium to see if we could speak to our deceased loved ones.

What started as skepticism turned into an emotional experience neither of us expected. One of us connected with his mother who passed away 10 years ago. The other spoke about a deceased ex-partner and unresolved guilt. We talk about grief, survivor’s guilt, regret, emotional numbness, and what it means to feel like nobody needs you.

Is talking to a psychic real? Are medium readings legit? Or is it just cold reading and coincidence? We break down what felt accurate, what didn’t, and how it stirred up deeper conversations about therapy, closure, depression, burnout, suicidal ideation, and self-abandonment.

We also explore:

Guilt about your last conversation with a parent

Feeling disconnected after loss

Numbing with work or substances

The pressure to be needed

The realization that maybe the person who needs you most… is you

If you’ve ever lost a parent, struggled with grief, wondered about psychics or mediums, or felt like no one would notice if you disappeared, this episode is for you.

Disclaimer: We are not therapists. This is not professional advice.

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