She sees psychic readings as a way to break through the “negative emotions” that happen “no matter who we lose.” I know that this is my soul’s journey to do this in the physical world,” she says.
“I had to learn how to incorporate my gift with my faith because I know my gift comes from God. I just didn’t understand it because I didn’t know what was happening to me.”Īs a practicing Catholic, Caputo says she once struggled with reconciling her gift with the beliefs of her faith. “I wouldn’t say that I was afraid of my gift. “As a child, I think like most people, I was afraid of death in general.
And we might not have lost someone during COVID, but we all lost something.“ Caputo explains her 'gift'Ĭaputo says she first started seeing, feeling and sensing spirits when she was 4 years old, then developed her skill in her 20s.
She continues, “I felt like my gift and the work that I do restores people’s faith. And I felt that the world needed my gift more than ever at that time and still does,” she says. “I feel that spirit has that ability and gift to give us faith, that little mustard seed to continue life. Since “Long Island Medium” ended in 2019 after eight years on the air, Caputo has kept busy writing bestselling books, going on tours, doing private readings - and, becoming a grandma.Ĭaputo says the COVID-19 pandemic, and feelings of shared isolation, persuaded her to add TV show back to her hectic schedule.
