Heather shares how consistent, intentional engagement with haunted spaces—like monthly visits to the Garnett House or respectful dialogue with her home spirit 'Al'—invites increasingly tangible responses, from synchronized electronics to moving dolls. Her journey includes pivotal moments that shifted belief: a helium balloon defying physics at the McIntyre Villa, a Bible and 'saved' note repeatedly reappearing in her closet, and a full-bodied apparition in St. Joe that evoked visceral fear. She reflects on childhood hauntings, the emotional weight of recurring investigations, and the Midwest’s distinct paranormal culture. Tools like the SB7 spirit box and the electromagnetic dead bell serve both practical and symbolic roles—yet her most meaningful work centers on compassionate support: helping families navigate hauntings and guiding spirits toward resolution. Throughout, she balances thrill with ethics, skepticism with lived experience, and solitude with community—especially through ERGs and collaborative investigations.