Chip Coffey

Chip Coffey is an internationally acclaimed psychic, medium, spiritual counselor and paranormal investigator. He is the great-grandson of famed Native American medicine woman Minnie Sue Morrow Foster. Chip was born in Upstate New York, spent much of his childhood in South Carolina, and now resides in the suburbs of Atlanta, Georgia.

His psychic abilities manifested themselves when he was a young child. After having successful careers in counseling, the entertainment industry and travel management, he began working full-time as a psychic and medium in late 2001. Since that time, he has conducted over 8,000 readings for clients all around the world.

Chip appears regularly on the hit A&E television program Paranormal State, using his talents to assist Ryan Buell and the Paranormal Research Society. Chip also travels to colleges and universities throughout the United States, presenting a program of ghostly photos, videos and audio recordings captured during his many investigations.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution calls Chip "every bit as accurate as John Edward" and InStyle says "Chip Coffey is a cross between John Edward and Dr. Phil... a psychic who doesn't hesitate to tell it like it is." Fate and Fortune, a European magazine, featured an article about Chip's visit to the ruins of the World Trade Center with the widow of a man who died there on 9/11.

Chip is a featured columnist with Oracle 20/20 magazine. He volunteers with Hospice Atlanta as a member of the Spiritual Volunteer Team. A firm believer in God and His Angels, Chip believes that miracles, great and small, happen each and every day.

Lisa Miller, Ph.D.

Lisa Miller, Ph.D. is a leading clinical psychologist who works with children and parents with the goal of bringing families closer together and more full of sharing. She works with psychic kids and their parents to offer support and to clear a path for psychic children in our culture. Dr. Miller helps children and their parents understand their experiences as having meaning and showing direction for their lives.

Dr. Miller and her lab extensively research spirituality in childhood, adolescence and as part of thriving families. She is an emenant scholar in the field of psychology and spirituality and has extensively published in mainstream academic journals and lectures nationally and internationally.

Dr. Miller graduated from Yale College and earned a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. Her work has been funded both by private foundations and the National Institute for Mental Health. Dr. Miller is a tenured associated professor at Columbia University, Teachers College and current President of the Division of Psychology of Religion of the American Psychological Association.