Houston's Horizon

An introductory session for families navigating the uncertainty of a missing loved one. This session provides an opportunity to share their story, discuss their concerns, and explore potential mediumistic and intuitive impressions.

You'll receive a video recording and copy of notes from the session!

Virtual One on One (Zoom):

FREE | 15 Minute | Private Zoom Session

Limited Monthly Bookings

A longer private session for families who would like additional time to explore intuitive impressions, mediumship, and spiritual connection. This session allows more time for discussion, reflection, and exploring details that may arise during the session.

You'll receive a video recording and copy of notes from the session!

Virtual One on One (Zoom):

$50 | 30 Minutes

Designed for families who would like to participate together. This session provides a shared space for family members to discuss their experiences, receive spiritual encouragement, and explore potential mediumistic impressions. Up to three participating family members.

You'll receive a video recording and copy of notes from the session!

Virtual One on One (Zoom):

$100 | 1 Hour

Grief is a deeply personal journey, and no one should have to navigate it alone. Grief Companionship offers compassionate emotional and spiritual support for individuals experiencing the loss of a loved one, significant life transitions, or the challenges of finding their way forward after profound change.

Virtual One on One (Zoom):

$100 | 1 Hour

Complimentary | Individual Support Conversations

When someone goes missing, the emotional impact on their family can be incredibly difficult to describe. There may be no answers, no certainty, and no opportunity to say goodbye. Families can find themselves living between hope and heartbreak, trying to maintain everyday life while carrying the weight of not knowing. This experience is often referred to as ambiguous loss, a form of grief that occurs when someone is physically absent but remains emotionally present in the lives of those who love them.

Grief & Ambiguous Loss Support service offers a compassionate, judgment-free space for family members to talk about what they are experiencing, express difficult emotions, and receive encouragement as they navigate the uncertainty of having a missing loved one.

There is no expectation to be positive, remain strong, or have everything figured out. Every family's experience is different, and every emotion deserves room to be acknowledged.

What's included:

• Compassionate Listening: A safe opportunity to talk openly about your loved one, your fears, your hopes, and the emotional challenges you are experiencing.
• Understanding Ambiguous Loss: Support in understanding the unique emotional experience of living without answers or certainty.
• Navigating Difficult Emotions: Space to discuss sadness, anger, guilt, frustration, anxiety, exhaustion, and the complicated emotions that can accompany a disappearance.
• Living With Uncertainty: Encouragement and practical suggestions for navigating difficult days when answers remain unavailable.
• Family & Relationship Support: Conversations about how a missing person's disappearance may affect relationships, family dynamics, and communication.
• Self-Care & Emotional Wellbeing: Gentle suggestions for maintaining routines, establishing healthy boundaries, and making space for your own needs.
• Hope Without Pressure: Support in allowing room for hope while also acknowledging grief, fear, and the reality of uncertainty.
• Additional Support Resources: Referrals to grief counselors, licensed mental health professionals, and organizations specializing in traumatic loss and ambiguous loss when appropriate.

Who can receive this service?

Parents, spouses, partners, siblings, children (with an appropriate parent or guardian), extended relatives, and other loved ones affected by someone's disappearance. Support is available whether the person has been missing for days, months, or many years.

How it works:

Families can request a private supportive conversation by phone or Zoom. These conversations are offered in a respectful and compassionate environment, at a pace that feels comfortable for the individual. There is no requirement to discuss details they are not ready to share.

Please note: This is a peer-based supportive service and is not psychotherapy, clinical grief counseling, or crisis intervention. We do not diagnose or treat mental health conditions. When additional care is needed, we encourage families to connect with qualified mental health professionals.

Complimentary | Spiritual Encouragement & Remembrance

When someone goes missing, families are often left without the opportunity to say goodbye, gather together, or celebrate the life and memories of someone they love. Even without answers, that person's life, identity, and place within their family remain important. Memorial & Remembrance Support offers families a compassionate opportunity to honor their missing loved one through remembrance, prayer, spiritual encouragement, and meaningful moments of reflection.

Whether a family wishes to share memories, acknowledge a special anniversary, request a prayer, or simply take a moment to honor someone they love, we provide a respectful space where their loved one's life and legacy can be remembered. We recognize that every family has different beliefs, traditions, and spiritual practices. Support is always offered with respect for individual faiths, cultural backgrounds, and personal wishes.

What's included:

• Personalized Prayer Requests: Families may request a complimentary prayer for their missing loved one, their family, or everyone affected by the disappearance.
• Spiritual Encouragement: Gentle words of hope, comfort, and encouragement during difficult moments.
• Moments of Remembrance: An opportunity to share stories, memories, photographs, and meaningful experiences about their loved one.
• Special Date Recognition: Support in honoring birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, and other meaningful dates that may be especially difficult.
• Written Remembrance Messages: A short personalized message of encouragement or remembrance that families can keep.
• Family Reflection & Connection: Private opportunities for family members to come together, reflect, and honor the person they love.
• Cultural & Spiritual Respect: Recognition of different faith traditions, cultural practices, and personal ways of remembering loved ones.
• Community Remembrance: When appropriate and with family permission, opportunities to participate in awareness or remembrance initiatives honoring missing individuals.

Who can receive this service?

Parents, spouses, partners, siblings, children (with an appropriate parent or guardian), extended relatives, and other loved ones of missing individuals. Families may request support regardless of how recently or how long ago their loved one disappeared.

How it works:

Families can submit a remembrance or prayer request, arrange a brief conversation, or ask for a personalized written message. Requests are handled respectfully and privately. No family is required to share personal photographs, case details, or private information.

Please note: This service provides spiritual encouragement and remembrance according to the family's wishes. Prayer and spiritual practices are offered as expressions of compassion and faith, not as a guarantee of communication, contact, location information, or a particular outcome

Complimentary | Professional Resource Connections

When a loved one goes missing, the impact can extend far beyond the search itself. Families may experience emotional distress, financial hardship, difficulty navigating unfamiliar systems, and challenges finding the right professional support.

Community Resource Referrals helps families identify reputable organizations, qualified professionals, and community programs that may provide additional assistance throughout their journey.

My goal is to help families find the right support at the right time, whether they need someone to talk to, assistance navigating available services, or access to organizations that specialize in supporting families affected by a disappearance. I believe families should not have to navigate complicated systems alone or spend hours searching for resources without knowing where to begin.

What's included:

• Grief & Trauma Counseling Referrals: Help identifying licensed counselors, therapists, and mental health professionals experienced in grief, traumatic loss, family stress, and ambiguous loss.
• Victim Assistance Programs: Information about victim assistance organizations and programs that may offer advocacy, emotional support, referrals, and eligible financial assistance.
• Family Advocacy Organizations: Connections to established nonprofit organizations that support families of missing children and adults.
• Financial & Emergency Assistance: Help identifying community programs that may offer emergency financial assistance, food resources, housing support, transportation assistance, or other basic needs.
• Legal Resource Referrals: General information and referrals to appropriate legal aid organizations or qualified attorneys when families need legal guidance.
• Support Groups & Peer Networks: Help locating in-person and online support groups where families can connect with others who understand the experience of having a missing loved one.
• Specialized Community Services: Referrals to organizations serving children, older adults, individuals with disabilities, vulnerable adults, and families experiencing unique circumstances.
• Ongoing Resource Navigation: When appropriate and available, additional assistance identifying resources as a family's circumstances and needs change.

Who can receive this service?

Parents, spouses, partners, siblings, extended relatives, and other loved ones affected by a missing person's disappearance. Referrals are available whether the disappearance is recent or has remained unresolved for years.

How it works:

Families can contact us and explain what type of support they are seeking. We will help identify potentially appropriate community organizations, professional services, and available programs based on their circumstances and location. When possible, we will provide contact information, websites, eligibility details, and instructions for reaching the organization directly.

Please note: We provide general resource information and referrals, not legal advice, clinical counseling, financial advising, or professional case management. Outside organizations determine their own eligibility requirements, availability, and services. I cannot guarantee acceptance into or assistance from any referred program.

Complimentary | Missing Person Awareness & Community Outreach

Every missing person deserves to be remembered, and every family deserves the opportunity to have their loved one's story heard.

When someone goes missing, getting accurate information in front of the public can be an important part of raising awareness. However, families may not always have access to large audiences, community networks, or the resources needed to help circulate information.

Awareness & Sharing Assistance provides families with complimentary support in sharing approved missing-person flyers, awareness graphics, and public information through our available social media and community outreach channels.

Our goal is to help bring attention to missing individuals, encourage responsible community awareness, and remind people that behind every missing-person report is a person who matters and a family that cares.

What's included:

• Missing Person Flyer Sharing: Sharing approved missing-person flyers through our available social media platforms to help increase visibility.
• Social Media Awareness Posts: Helping circulate family-approved awareness posts containing relevant public information.
• Community Outreach: Sharing approved information with our community network when appropriate and within our available reach.
• Awareness Anniversary Posts: When capacity allows, recognizing meaningful dates such as the anniversary of a disappearance to help bring renewed attention to an unresolved case.
• Long-Term Missing Person Awareness: Helping bring attention to cases involving individuals who have been missing for months or years.
• Awareness Campaign Participation: Supporting appropriate national and community missing-person awareness initiatives.
• Flyer Presentation Assistance: Helping families review the clarity and presentation of existing flyers and public awareness materials.
• Responsible Information Sharing: Encouraging the use of verified information, official reporting contacts, and appropriate instructions for anyone who may have relevant information.

Who can receive this service?

Families and authorized representatives of missing children and adults, including individuals whose cases have remained unresolved for extended periods.

How it works:

Families may submit an existing missing-person flyer or approved public awareness information for consideration. We review the material for completeness, clarity, and appropriate contact information before determining whether it can be shared through our available channels.

Whenever possible, we encourage families to provide an official law enforcement contact, case number, or link to an established missing-person organization so members of the public know where to direct credible information.

Please note: Sharing is subject to review, platform guidelines, available space, and our ability to verify publicly shareable information. We cannot guarantee a particular number of views, shares, media coverage, or leads. We do not independently investigate cases, publish unverified accusations, or encourage members of the public to confront or approach anyone. All credible tips should be directed to the appropriate law enforcement agency.