Tarot has been one of my magical companions since I was sixteen years old.

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Over time I’ve come to understand the cards as both a map and a mirror. A map to places we may not yet realize we’re heading. A mirror that reflects something we already know in our bones but haven’t quite said out loud.

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A good tarot reading doesn’t tell you what to do. It helps you see. It names patterns. It brings clarity to crossroads. It reminds you of the deeper wisdom already moving through your life.

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I also come to this work through a long ancestral line of diviners. In my family, the women read tea leaves, coffee grounds, palms, and dreams. They watched for signs. They listened for meaning. They helped one another make sense of life’s turning points.

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In that sense, tarot is part of her story as much as history. For generations, symbolic languages like these have been how women have spoken about fate, choice, intuition, and transformation.

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I’ve been reading tarot for clients for many years as part of my broader practice. I simply never advertised it. Most people found their way through word of mouth, through workshops, ceremonies, and coaching conversations where the cards quietly entered the room.

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Now it feels like the right moment to open that door wider.

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We’re living in a time when many of us are looking for guidance, orientation, and a deeper conversation with life itself. Tarot is one way to enter that conversation.

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My readings are reflective, intuitive, and grounded. People often leave with a clearer sense of where they are, what is unfolding, and what their next step might be.

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I currently offer 30-minute tarot sessions for an introductory price of $50.

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If the cards are calling you, you’re warmly invited to book a reading.

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