02/11/2026
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Psychic Medium Bill Champlin
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University Place
University Place, WA
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| Monday | 1pm - 8pm |
| Tuesday | 1pm - 8pm |
| Wednesday | 1pm - 8pm |
| Thursday | 1pm - 8pm |
| Saturday | 1pm - 5pm |
| Sunday | 1pm - 5pm |
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I have studied metaphysics since the 1980’s after meeting and intuitively recognizing someone I had known in previous lives. I use tarot cards to assist clients to understand their circumstances better. To help clients integrate and understand their every day experiences, relationships, career, money, family and the way forward, I also use my psychic abilities, practical skills and intuition.
I assist clients to explore specific questions as well, with a down-to-earth, easy-going style, caring, and humor.
I offer predictive, self motivating type of readings with a personal connection, using The Brotherhood Of The Light Egyptian Deck as a tool. I have years of experience reading and studying metaphysical subjects and the tarot cards. My mentors are Shirlee Teabo and Elva May. Sorry, no walk-ins, pets or children allowed.
When I give readings I do not want to know anything about the person before I start. When someone calls me for a reading all I want is their first name and when they want to come for their appointment. I believe it is my job to give the information. Plus, knowing anything about the person I’m reading before I begin influences the reading. I start each appointment with a general reading. In many cases I can pick up on the person’s questions and what’s going on in their life as well as the outcomes before they ask their questions. I give credit to Shirlee Teabo and Elva May for this approach. They taught me how to read cards.
