I had a reading with Beth Lynch on January 6, 2026, and it was one of the most evidential and healing experiences of my grief journey.

From the very beginning, Beth brought through specific validations that were deeply personal to our family, details about my daughter’s humor, her makeup, her relationship with her dad, a yellow rose picked from our garden that very day, and even inside jokes like “Daddy” versus “Dad.” These were not vague generalities, they were precise and unmistakable.

Beth also delivered profound emotional healing. She addressed guilt, fear, and the confusion surrounding my daughter’s passing with compassion and clarity. Hearing that she was safe, not alone, and even helping others who crossed in similar ways brought a level of peace that is hard to put into words.

There were also multiple confirmations that unfolded after the reading, references to future events and subtle details that made us realize just how aware and present our daughter still is in our lives.

Beth carries both accuracy and integrity. She allows humor, personality, and depth to coexist in a way that feels authentic and grounded.

If you are looking for a medium who brings through real evidence, heart, and healing then I highly recommend Beth.

– Hope Duffy

Heartfelt thanks to Beth for providing an incredibly evidential and meaningful mediumship reading for me. Beth brought through my loved ones with such highly specific and accurate information that I knew they were with us without any doubt. Many of the images and references that she received through her intuitive skills were things that only my loved ones and I could have known. Beth also relayed very unique and substantive messages from them.

Through Beth, I received validation that my loved ones are absolutely alive across the veil and still with me in spirit— these are the hallmarks of an exceptional reading.

– Jena

Hi Beth! I am still on cloud 9 from our reading. It was so amazing! Like the best ever! Thanks again for doing it on your day off.❤️

– Michelle H. 

I attended Beth Lynch’s gallery reading at Helping Parents Heal as someone completely new to this experience. I had never met Beth before, and she knew nothing about me or my story. What transpired that evening left me with absolute certainty that my daughter Ali was present with us.

Beth began the reading by connecting with a friend of my daughter’s, and I immediately recognized the energy she was bringing through. During this same reading, when Beth mentioned something about a VW bus, my friend couldn’t connect with that reference, but I knew instantly this was Ali working alongside my friend’s daughter to give me the next piece of evidence. When the other references couldn’t be taken by my friend, Ali circled back to me with unmistakable signs.

Beth asked, “When do you turn around and try to walk backwards, or would you? They’re saying, say backwards, say backwards” and “What about tennis shoes – did you go for walks and was that a way you connected?” These questions hit me deeply because they were so specifically Ali.

Five months before Ali transitioned by suicide, she experienced a sudden onset of mental illness that we couldn’t bring back to center. During this devastating time, we developed a morning ritual of walking around our neighborhood block together. There was a steep little hill where Ali would always turn around and walk backwards – this became our special moment each day. What made this even more significant was that Ali was known in the ski industry as the “queen of switch skiing,” famous for going backwards on the slopes. She took tremendous pride in this ability.

The tennis shoes reference was equally powerful. I had purchased a pair of black tennis shoes in Michigan where I live, while Ali bought an identical pair in Montana where she lived. When she came home, we discovered we had chosen the exact same shoes in the same size out of countless brands and styles available. Now I wear both pairs interchangeably, and honestly, I can’t tell which were originally mine or hers. Every time I put them on for my daily walks – which I still take 2-3 times a day with my puppy – I feel incredibly close to Ali, knowing we were on the same wavelength that day.

Beth also mentioned something about eyes, which was profoundly meaningful. Ali always believed she could see the world in someone’s eyes. She would take numerous pictures of just her eyes and post them, talking about her eyes constantly. She was fascinated by what eyes could reveal about a person’s soul. During one of my meditation sessions, Ali sent me the song “Eyes of the World” by the Grateful Dead to listen to. Eyes held very deep significance for Ali, so when Beth brought this up, I knew without question it was another clear sign from my daughter.

The VW bus reference was pure Ali. She was a hippie child at heart, collecting VW bus stickers and memorabilia. In her high school graduation video, when asked about her post-graduation plans, she said, “Hopefully have a VW bus, move out west, and get a husky dog!” The VW bus perfectly embodied her free spirit and personality. There’s even a music video by Tones and I called “Cloudy Day” – the song we played during her Walk of Life as an organ donor, with everyone lined in the hospital hallway. The song speaks to finding hope and light during difficult times, with lyrics about looking up to find the sun even on cloudy days. Months later, when I finally felt ready to watch the video, I saw what looked exactly like Ali in a VW bus, wearing her signature hat and sunglasses. It burst my heart open with its special meaning for both of us – this message about finding light in darkness felt like Ali speaking directly to me about our journey.

Beth also mentioned a carrot, which resonated deeply. Ali and I shared an app that featured a carrot icon that we used together regularly. Her dad eats carrots every morning for breakfast, and we would always tease him about eating vegetables for breakfast.

Throughout the reading, I knew Ali was present because my heart was pounding out of my chest, and tears were flowing freely. I felt the connection throughout my entire body.

What struck me most about Beth was her authentic, down-to-earth way of communicating with us and connecting with our children. She made us feel genuinely loved and supported during such a vulnerable experience. Beth gave me 100% certainty that Ali was right there with me that evening, working through my friend’s daughter to deliver messages meant specifically for me.

Thank you, Beth, for this incredible gift of connection and healing. Your compassionate approach and genuine ability to bridge the gap between worlds brought me immeasurable comfort and undeniable proof that love truly transcends everything.

Much Love and Light,
Tammy Patrick Ali’s Mom

Jayme Harpring Pekins, Ph.D.
Harpring Communications

After a session, a mother shared this picture with me, of her son in spirit. It was in our Zoom session he showed me kissing her on the cheek, and told her he was. She wanted it shared to help others understand how the communication helped her “feel” his spirit. She had this picture in front of her.

I had the opportunity to have a session with Beth a few months ago. With love and empathy, she used her intuitive gifts to connect with my son Zach in spirit. Through her connection with Divine intelligence, she delivered messages of healing from my son, channeling his personality and love for his family. She accurately identified a prior injury as well as his struggle with anxiety and substance use that started with prescription pain medication. She helped me understand the frequency he was stuck in and although he was looking for relief, it was a surprise, an accident that he died of fentanyl poisoning. Our son communicated to her about the special tree that my husband inherited from him and touches daily. Zach relayed he is watching over someone playing guitar (his brother) and he knows about a trip to Iceland (his other brother is going this month). Zach directed her to my husband’s wrist watch which is now surrounded by two special bracelets; one with all our sons’ names and one with Zach’s handwriting and thumbprint. Beth also picked up on golfing; we had an upcoming memorial golfing event at a Drive Shake. It was reassuring to hear that a grandfather presence (my father) was with Zach when he crossed over.