The approach
Is this fortune-telling?
No. Fortune-telling offers one fixed future. A reading examines the potential outcomes around a decision — the routes available from where you stand and what each is likely to run into — and treats none of them as settled. A spread such as the Celtic Cross does show a likely trajectory, but a conditional one: where the current path leads if nothing changes. That is the default route, not a fixed future — and you are able to change it.
Do I need to believe in Tarot?
No. Most clients come for the structure and the conversation. The cards work as a set of prompts that make patterns and assumptions easier to see and discuss.
Do you use psychic ability?
Yes. Intuition and psychic perception are how I read what the cards are showing. The spread is what keeps that reading structured and tied to the question you brought — the framework decides what gets examined, intuition decides what is worth saying about it. I trained formally as well: I hold a professional qualification with Green Tara College.
I already know what outcome I want. Is that a problem?
Not at all — most people arrive with a destination in mind, and the spread examines potential outcomes rather than ruling them in or out. It works rather like a route planner: the reading lays out the ways to get there, what each one costs, where each is likely to meet resistance, and whether another destination deserves a look. You pick the route on your own constraints and criteria.
Do you read for private clients?
Yes. Most enquiries come from business owners and professionals, but the method doesn’t need a business context — private clients bring personal decisions and the session runs the same way. I don’t give advice of any kind, so a question that needs advice needs someone qualified to give it.
Can I ask about someone else?
Not on their own account. I don’t read about a third party without their consent, and I won’t read as a way of keeping watch on somebody. Where a decision genuinely overlaps with another person — a partner, a co-founder, a family member — that overlap is your legitimate interest and we can look at it.
Will you tell me what to do?
No. I interpret what the cards are revealing, explain what I see, and help you explore the opportunities, challenges and influences around your situation. The decision is yours.
Do you give advice?
No — not of any kind. That includes legal, financial, medical and investment advice, and it equally includes telling you which option to take. What I do is interpret what the cards are showing and explain what I see, so that you can weigh it yourself. If a question needs advice, it needs someone qualified to give it.
A session
How does a reading start?
With a short conversation on WhatsApp. A few messages tell me what you are deciding and which format fits. Nothing is booked before we have spoken.
What should I prepare?
The decision in one sentence, and a sense of what a good outcome would look like. If you cannot get to one sentence, bring the mess — we will sort it out at the start.
Which deck do you use?
The Rider-Waite-Smith deck. Its imagery is well documented and widely understood, which makes it easier to explain what I am seeing rather than asking you to take it on trust. I respect every deck — this is a working preference, not a judgement.
Should I tell you the background, or test you?
Tell me. I don't cold read, and a reading is not an audition. You are the expert in your own life: the more detail you are comfortable sharing, the more the field of possible options narrows and the more context there is to work with. Intuition tells me which aspect to zero in on — your account of the situation is what makes that aspect useful, and the insight gets developed together.
How long does a reading take?
Focused readings run about 45 minutes, full landscape readings about 90. Corporate sessions are agreed in advance.
Can I bring more than one question?
Yes, though they are handled one at a time. Related decisions often collapse into a single question once we look at them properly.
What if the reading isn’t what I hoped for?
It sometimes is not. A reading describes what is around a decision, including the parts that are inconvenient. You are free to disagree with any of it — that disagreement is usually informative in itself.
Practical
Is what I share confidential?
Yes. What you bring to a session stays between us. Nothing is shared, quoted or published, and I do not use client situations as examples without explicit permission.
Are sessions recorded?
Only if you consent to it. Where you are happy for me to, I record the session so I can write up notes for you afterwards — most people find that more useful than trying to take their own notes while we talk. If you would rather I did not, nothing is recorded. Afterwards I send you the written notes along with a short survey — it takes a minute and it is how I keep improving the experience. Recordings and notes are retained in line with our data management policy.
Do you work with teams and organisations?
Yes. Corporate sessions are facilitated for conferences, leadership retreats, away days and wellbeing programmes. Format and length are agreed beforehand.
How do I book?
Message me on WhatsApp. There is no booking form — the qualifying questions belong in a conversation, not a web form.
