Judith Fasler

Judith Fasler is a medium in Schönenwerd in the canton of Solothurn, Switzerland. Born in 1972, she has worked as a medium since 2000 and has run her own practice since 2012. She is a trained naturopath (NVS/FNHP), past-life regression therapist and nutritional therapist; her mediumistic training included "Medialität und Heilen" at the SVPP in Bern and courses with mediums such as Karin Ammann, Hildegard Huber, Gordon Smith and James Van Praagh, while she learned regression work with André Corell and end-of-life companionship with Gabriel Looser. She deliberately chose not to pursue a diploma, being convinced that there is no single "true" form of mediumistic work. Physical mediumship shapes her work in particular. After attending a séance in the home circle of the well-known British physical medium Stewart Alexander in Hull, she founded a closed physical circle with a friend in 2008 and has held it regularly ever since; she also leads several further circles and now has some two decades of experience with countless séances. She passes on that experience in workshops on physical mediumship in Switzerland and abroad, and keeps a directory of physical circles and public séances on her website. She is also the founder and director of deinmedium.ch, the largest search portal for mediumship and healing in Switzerland. In an individual sitting Fasler follows no fixed concept: depending on the impulses she receives, it becomes a sitting with afterlife contact, a mediumistic consultation or a healing session – most often a combination of all three. She prefers to receive as little information as possible about her clients beforehand; questions can be asked at the end, though they are usually answered during the sitting anyway. A sitting of up to 60 minutes costs 120 Swiss francs, with 20 francs for each additional quarter of an hour, payable in cash after the session. She expressly does not give sittings by telephone, though she is happy to answer questions about how a sitting works by phone or email. Her practice is a five-minute walk from Schönenwerd railway station.