Francis Bevan began clairvoyant readings at the age of ten and astounded his family and friends with the gift that he was given. Although he went on to become a musician and then later a policeman, he continued to do clairvoyant readings. He became a professional clairvoyant in 1984. Since then he has become highly proficient at helping people to make difficult life choices. He is also a professional member of the Australia Psychic Association and recognised by The Australian Federation of Astrologers.

Francis has an uncanny way of taping into his psychic abilities which is clearly demonstrated in his personal readings. His readings are done using a combination of clairvoyance, mediumship and psychic insight. He is also extremely talented in the fields of Astrology, Numerology, Tarot Card Reading and Cartomancy (reading the playing cards).

He has an established local and international client list who consult him frequently on matters regarding - Love, Money, Business, Health and Family. Throughout his career Francis has lectured to business people, students and other metaphysical practitioners. He also teaches Psychic Development, Tarot Card Reading, Numerology and Palmistry through his correspondence courses.

Francis Bevan also writes for several Australian Magazines and Newspapers: Good Medicine and The Western Weekender Newspaper.  Over the past 21 years Francis has appeared on various Australian television programmes: Channel 7 - Today Tonight, Channel 9 - Good Morning Australia, Channel 9 - A Current Affair and Channel 10 - Monday to Friday show. Francis hosted his own Clairvoyant talk-back programme on 2KY with Max Rowley, where he succeeded in keeping the switchboard jammed for the two hour duration of the weekly programme. He proved the most popular of their many psychics. He has also been interviewed by radio stations all around Australia like 4BC, 4GB, Triple JJJ, 2UE, Triple MMM, 6BY, and 5AD.

Francis is available for face to face readings and telephone readings.  If you wish to contact him please phone (02) 9673 6321 or alternatively contact him via his website http://www.francisbevan.com