Helen has a problem. Ghosts of dead relatives insist on visiting her, she has clear memories of past lifetimes, and she can see future events in her dreams. The people who love her don't understand her, don't believe her, and are angry when she talks about what she sees and hears. Feeling alone and wounded, we follow her from age 3 to 17 as she must find her way through life as an intuitive, psychic child. Can Helen find the resilience to keep herself sane as she exists in two worlds at once?

Helen may have spent her childhood feeling criticised for seeing ghosts, remembering past lives, and having visions of future events, but now she is a woman, adjusting to life from an adult perspective and taking responsibility for her actions. As she moves from late teens into her early 40s, how will she manage to be authentic about her psychic gifts while balancing a family life? And will those visions and voices affect her present and future happiness?