Raphaël — The Worlds Medium
Online Psychic Readings & Mediumship for Clients in St. Moritz
Private mediumship sessions focused on communication with loved ones who have crossed over, and psychic readings for relationships, career and life direction.
International psychic medium and television personality. Online consultations in English, French and Spanish, by private appointment.
Book a Private ConsultationOne-to-one attention. An international perspective.
More than twenty years of professional practice. Every private session is personally conducted by Raphaël.
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Mediumship and Psychic Readings
Mediumship focuses on communication with loved ones who have passed away. Psychic readings explore your present circumstances, relationships, career and possible paths ahead.
How I Experience Spirit Communication
During a mediumship session, I receive impressions through images in my mind, words, feelings and symbols. These may arrive briefly and unexpectedly, rather than as an ordinary conversation or a physical presence in the room.
My role is to interpret those impressions and share them with you. A detail may relate to a personality, a memory or something meaningful in your relationship with a loved one who has passed away. Sometimes its significance is clearer to you than it is to me.
I approach this work with compassion, discretion and care. Interpretation is a human process, and no particular connection or message can be guaranteed.
Private appointments
Standard private consultation prices: 30 minutes €350; 45 minutes €450. Existing clients can sign in to view the rates assigned to their account.
Book a Private ConsultationGroup Readings & Live Events
Separate ticketed experiences at a more accessible price. Dates and ticket prices will be announced individually. An event ticket does not guarantee an individual reading.
Explore Group EventsThere is no ski resort on earth with a more established or more consistently rarefied clientele than St. Moritz. The Engadin valley's combination of exceptional altitude — St. Moritz sits at 1800 metres, with the surrounding peaks extending to over four thousand — extraordinary light (the region claims over three hundred sunny days per year, producing a quality of Alpine brilliance that is genuinely unlike anywhere else), and two centuries of continuous attraction for European royalty, industrial dynasties and the international cultural elite has produced a destination whose character is entirely its own. The private clients who return to St. Moritz each season do so with a loyalty that has in many cases been inherited across three or four generations. The chalets and apartments that line the lakeside and the slopes above the town represent an investment not merely in property but in a relationship with a particular quality of Alpine life that the resort has maintained through decades when the forces of mass luxury tourism have transformed every other comparable destination beyond recognition. This is the community that Raphaël's consultations are built to serve — deeply experienced, internationally connected and uncompromising in their expectations of quality.
St. Moritz's international community conducts its affairs with a sophistication that makes private consultation by secure video not only practical but philosophically aligned with the resort's own tradition of discrete excellence. The private banking offices of Zurich and Geneva, the legal and professional advisors of London, New York and Zurich, the family offices that manage multigenerational wealth from addresses across three continents — these are the professional relationships through which St. Moritz's clients organise their lives. Raphaël's consultations operate within the same framework of secure, private, internationally accessible engagement. The quality of connection is independent of the medium through which it is delivered. Clients who have experienced Raphaël's consultations both in person and by secure video consistently report no meaningful distinction in the depth or precision of what they receive.
Raphaël's international career spans the full range of destinations and communities that constitute the international jet set's annual geography — the Mediterranean summers, the Alpine winters, the city residences and the private estates that define a life lived at this level of global engagement. St. Moritz represents the apex of the Alpine component of that world, and his understanding of the community that gathers here each season reflects his direct and sustained professional engagement with it. The questions that St. Moritz's clients bring to a private consultation — questions shaped by lives of extraordinary accomplishment, by the weight of multigenerational expectation, by the private dimensions of public consequence — are questions Raphaël has addressed consistently throughout his career. His familiarity with the world that St. Moritz represents is not a recent geographical extension but a natural dimension of a practice that has always served those who occupy its most exceptional addresses.
St. Moritz's claim to have invented winter tourism is not merely a marketing proposition but a historical fact. It was here, in 1864, that hotelier Johannes Badrutt bet four English summer guests that they would find the winter months in the Engadin equally enjoyable, and offered to pay their return travel if they did not. They stayed through March. The following winter, they returned with friends. The St. Moritz winter season had begun. In the century and a half since, the resort has hosted the Winter Olympic Games twice (1928 and 1948), established itself as the home of the Cresta Run and the Polo World Cup on Snow, and built around the frozen surface of the Engadin lake one of the most distinctive social landscapes in the Alpine world. The grand hotels — the Badrutt's Palace, the Kulm, the Carlton — continue a tradition of hospitality that was already a century old before the concept of the boutique hotel had been conceived. The town itself — its lakeside position, its sharp Engadin light, its boutiques carrying the names that define the global luxury industry, its sense of being a place where the world arrives and where the world's standards are then set — retains a quality of genuine prestige that no amount of subsequent competition has diminished.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between mediumship and a psychic reading?
Mediumship sessions focus on communication with loved ones who have passed away. Psychic readings focus on your present circumstances, relationships, life direction and possible paths ahead. Let Raphaël know which focus matters to you.
Can I have a private consultation online?
Yes. Connect by an agreed video or telephone method from a quiet, private setting. These pages describe online consultations for clients in each destination, not a local office. Agree your appointment date, local time and connection method before the session.
Which languages are available?
Raphaël offers consultations in English, French and Spanish. Choose the language in which you feel most comfortable expressing yourself.
What should I prepare?
Choose a quiet setting and a reliable connection. You may bring questions or a focus for your session. After booking, follow the consultation questionnaire and preparation instructions provided.
Can a particular loved one or message be guaranteed?
No. A mediumship session cannot guarantee communication with a particular person, a specific message or a particular emotional outcome. Raphaël shares and interprets the impressions he receives with care.
Are private sessions and group readings the same?
No. A private consultation reserves one-to-one time with Raphaël. Group readings are separate ticketed events, with their own dates and prices when announced. An event ticket does not reserve a private consultation or guarantee an individual reading.