Grief, Mediumship & Hope – A Conversation with Kerry Alderuccio

In this deeply moving and inspiring interview, Hannah Macintyre is joined by Australian medium, author, and speaker Kerry Alderuccio, who shares the extraordinary story of her mediumship journey—sparked by the devastating loss of her teenage son, Sam. Through grief, Kerry found healing, purpose, and an unwavering connection to the spirit world.

This heartfelt episode explores:

• Kerry’s early spirit experiences and her natural belief in life after death
• The tragic loss of her son Sam, and the moment that changed everything
• Her first-ever reading with a medium—and the life-changing evidence that came through
• How Kerry found her way to Arthur Findlay College (via a kindergarten friend and Google!)
• Writing her first book A Mother’s Journey—a story of love, loss, and spirit communication
• Why she followed it with Demystifying Mediumship, featuring 17 mediums' stories from around the world
• The surprising way Spirit helped her crack the plot for her current fiction novel
• The mediumship landscape in Australia vs. the UK—and why she’s being called to demonstrate more
• Her beautiful work with Helping Parents Heal and the power of connecting grieving parents worldwide
• What Kerry believes makes a great medium—and why healing begins with truth and empathy

This episode is for anyone navigating loss, seeking inspiration, or wondering how to transform pain into purpose. Kerry’s warmth, humour, and honesty are a shining light for all who walk this path.

📚 Find Kerry and her books: www.kerryalderuccio.com

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