Reverend Charlene Hicks-Astrologer and Psychic Psychic from Marietta, GA

Discover why Rev. Charlene Hicks is a leading forecasting expert for events in Georgia. A certified astrologer and psychic medium with forty-eight years of experience, she has entertained thousands across the United States and Canada through audience “Stand-up Clairvoyance,” group sessions, and individual readings. Her demonstrations include psychometry using billets, flame messages on index cards, astrological forecasting, mediumship, and Tarot. She has appeared at bachelorette parties, hotels, corporate events, restaurants, churches, clubs, and major venues. Her clients and appearances include the Coca-Cola Roxy, the Tabernacle, ADAC, the InterContinental Hotel in Atlanta, Power 99FM Radio station “Fright Train,” Etz Chaim Synagogue, Steelcase, GE, Vigilante Cosmetics, the Weber Center, the Pyramid Club, Post Apartments, Hsu’s, the Atlanta Athletic Club, and the Country Club of the South. Since 1985, Rev. Hicks has given live readings on more than 300 radio stations. From 1988 to 1989, she and Candace Petersen hosted “Psychic Sez,” a weekly two-hour call-in radio program on WDUN-AM in Gainesville, Georgia. In 2013, HGTV’s Property Virgins contacted her to give a reading for a woman who believed her new home was haunted. On March 10, 2011, during a live appearance on Fox Files News in Macon, Georgia, she predicted the tsunami that struck Japan hours later. Rev. Hicks has worked on numerous missing-person and murder cases. A&E’s Psychic Investigators contacted her about her 1989 work with the GBI to locate Julie Love’s body. In 2001, Points North Magazine profiled her as the “Psychic of Dunwoody” in “The Ghosts of Dunwoody,” describing her account of the former residents of Georgia’s seventh-most-haunted house. She later appeared in the AJC article “DeKalb County Buys House in Ghostly Condition” on February 26, 2006. In 2004, she helped the Stockbridge Fire Department locate a man’s body in Lake Spivey after seven divers had searched for fourteen consecutive days without success. She has been featured in 168 newspaper and magazine articles across the United States and Canada. The City of Atlanta Board of Astrological Examiners certified her as an astrologer in 1980. In 1997, she was ordained as a spiritualist minister by the Indiana Association of Spiritualists, founded in 1886, and studied physical phenomena at Arthur Findlay College in Stansted, England.