Traci Bray was born and raised in Clinton, Iowa. Early childhood memories revealed a definite sense that the soul continues to live beyond the physical death, as persons not living unveiled themselves to her. Although recognition of life beyond a physical existence was real for Traci, it wasn’t until the mid-1990's that she began offering public readings at the urging of friends. Via word-of-mouth,  accolades of her skills widened her following to national proportions. Her clientele has expanded to all continents save the poles!

              Traci's professional background and enhanced communications skills lend themselves to her readings. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Family Services and a Master's in Law Enforcement and Justice Administration. For over two decades prior to reading publicly she assisted individuals, families and systems toward change for improvement in the fields of domestic violence, sexual assault, corrections and public transportation.  She served as a curriculum writer and trainer for two state-level law enforcement agencies in the Midwest. It is a natural that in addition to families,  local, state and federal law enforcement agencies have requested and received her confidential input.

              In 2000, Traci was filmed by the BBC for a documentary, produced by Justine Picardie, on mediums. That experience later materializes in Picardie’s book, If the Spirit Moves You: Love and Life Beyond Death. Additionally she appears in the book Truth About Medium, by Dr. Gary Schwartz, Director of the University of Arizona’s coveted VERITAS program, where she served as a “Research Medium”. Other research mediums with VERITAS have included John Edward, George Anderson and Allison DuBois, the latter on whom the NBC series "Medium" is based. Author Sharon Buchanan has based a fictional character on Traci’s work in her two novels Red Leather and Rhinestones, and A House in the Middle of Nowhere. The Kansas City NBC affiliate KSHB produced a feature story on Traci’s work, and  she has been a guest on “Kansas City Live” on the same network. Articles about her work have materialized in a number of newspapers across the Midwest.

              Traci is a relaxed, poised and entertaining public speaker.  A passion for writing finds her working on several projects from her historic home in the heart of Kansas City, Missouri.