Theresa Cheung

Theresa Cheung is an English author who has authored over 150 books, primarily focusing on New Age topics such as spirituality, dreams, and the paranormal. Her work has been translated into 40 languages, and she has been recognized twice as one of the '100 Most Spiritually Influential Living People,' with UK media dubbing her the “British grande dame of psychic and spiritual studies.”

Cheung's background includes a childhood immersed in spiritualism, with her mother being a clairvoyant. This upbringing, though peripatetic and impacting her formal education, encouraged her to explore her "sixth sense." She pursued higher education at King's College, Cambridge, earning a degree in Theology and English. Before her writing career, she worked in publishing and taught English literature, also serving as a health and fitness instructor. Her writing career began with health-focused books before shifting to her more recognized New Age themes, including notable titles on dream interpretation and angelic encounters.

Born on April 8, 1965, Theresa Cheung grew up in an environment deeply connected to spirituality, raised by a clairvoyant mother and surrounded by travelling spiritualists. This unconventional, "bohemian existence," which involved frequent moves and living in various accommodations, fostered an early exploration of her psychic abilities from a young age. By 14, she was already conducting public numerology readings. Her nomadic childhood meant her formal schooling was inconsistent, leading her to pursue home-schooling. She later attended King's College, Cambridge, where she studied Theology and English. Her initial career aspirations leaned towards the clergy, but she instead entered the publishing industry as an editorial assistant before transitioning to teaching secondary school English literature and working as a health and fitness instructor.

Theresa Cheung is a prolific author, having penned over 150 books, predominantly in the New Age genre. Her literary output covers a broad spectrum of topics including dream interpretation, the paranormal, and spirituality. She gained significant recognition for titles like the Sunday Times bestsellers 'An Angel Called My Name' and 'An Angel Healed Me,' as well as 'The Dream Dictionary from A to Z,' which is arguably her most well-known work. Cheung has also explored themes of premonition and the healing power of dreams, with 'The Premonition Code' co-authored with a neuroscientist and 'The Dream Cure' focusing on dream recall for personal healing. Her recent and upcoming publications continue to delve into esoteric subjects, including the Akashic Records and the concept of twin flames.

Beyond her extensive book publications, Theresa Cheung is a recognized figure in the media, contributing to numerous UK and international magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, and Glamour. She frequently appears as a media commentator on topics like dream analysis, astrology, and spirituality for television, radio, and national newspapers. Cheung is known for her role as a dream decoder on the British daytime program 'This Morning' and hosts the spiritual podcast 'White Shores.' She also engages with organizations like The Institute of Noetic Sciences, further solidifying her position as a prominent voice in contemporary spiritual and paranormal discourse.

“British grande dame of psychic and spiritual studies”