Eleonora is an Italian-born, British-based Spiritist writer whose work unites lived experience, formal study and a disciplined exploration of consciousness beyond physical life. Her books focus on the moments when the visible and the invisible meet — dreams, signs, premonitions, mediumistic impressions and the reality of spiritual continuity.

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Trained in law, she brings clarity, structure and a grounded method to subjects often treated with speculation. Her writing is marked by precision, emotional intelligence and respect for both reason and spiritual evidence.

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Her sensitivity to intuitive and mediumistic phenomena began in childhood, shaped quietly by her mother’s experiences and by a lifetime of vivid, verifiable dreams. For many years she kept these impressions private, unable to find a coherent, ethical framework. This changed when she encountered the writings of Allan Kardec and Chico Xavier, whose work provided the depth and structure she had been seeking.

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Determined to study with seriousness, Eleonora undertook formal training with Dr Manuela Bertozzini (accredited by Dr Brian Weiss, Yale University) and later with Dr Suzanne Gibson-Foy, Minister of the Spiritualists’ National Union and lecturer at the Arthur Findlay College. Their guidance offered ethical foundations and a psychologically informed understanding of mediumship and spiritual perception.

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Her spiritual base is rooted in the teachings of Allan Kardec, Chico Xavier and the philosophical transmissions of Cerchio Firenze 77. Years of Raja Yoga strengthened the inner discipline that now shapes her mediumistic sensitivity and writing practice.

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Through Kensington House Publications & Spiritist Studies, Eleonora documents experiences of spiritual continuity and offers clear, accessible material for readers seeking understanding rather than sensationalism. Her work resonates with those navigating grief, transformation and the subtle presence of Spirit in everyday life.

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She expresses her gratitude to Anna Delgado of CEE Casa del Camino (Lima), Elsa Rossi in London, and Mauro Trabalza in Rome, whose early encouragement introduced her to the Spiritist principles that continue to inform her path.

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Her mission is simple and universal: to speak honestly about spiritual reality, and to offer comfort, clarity and truth to those seeking meaning, healing and connection beyond the last breath.