“Psychic” is a broad term; “clairvoyant” usually refers to claimed information received through images or inner seeing. A practitioner may use both labels. The labels describe a claimed method, not independent proof that the ability exists.
Psychic
Readers use this word for several claimed ways of obtaining information beyond ordinary observation. Some offer intuitive conversation, while others use cards or another symbolic tool. Ask what the session actually involves.
Clairvoyant
Clairvoyance is often translated as clear seeing. A reader may describe mental pictures or visual impressions. A vivid image is not by itself evidence of an external message or a future event.
Medium
Mediumship refers to claimed communication with the deceased or spirits. A medium may also describe clairvoyant impressions, but the terms emphasize different aspects of the claim.
Other clair terms
- Clairaudience: claimed information through hearing.
- Clairsentience: claimed information through feeling.
- Claircognizance: claimed knowing without an identified ordinary source.
Usage varies. Ask a practitioner to define a term instead of assuming a standardized qualification.
What these labels cannot tell you
None establishes accuracy, medical expertise, or honesty. Auras cannot diagnose health conditions, and hearing unexplained voices does not confirm mediumship. Seek appropriate professional help for concerning sensory experiences.
Choose by observable practices
Before paying, check the complete price, format, privacy terms, refund conditions, and whether you can end the session. A respectful reader will allow disagreement and avoid guaranteeing a result.