No two readings come out alike. Each one follows the person I'm reading for. Underneath, the same four parts run in the same order every time: chart, Grip, body, cards.

Every reading here moves through four parts. First the chart, because the shape someone was born into sets the terrain. Next the Grip, because how a person moves through hard things changes less often than they think. After that the body, because the same question lands differently depending on what a nervous system is carrying that day. The cards come last.

A practice built on the belief that self-examination works better with more than one lens at once. Tarot works here as one part of a method for seeing something clearly enough to stop circling it.

A reading does not replace therapy, medical advice, or psychiatric care, and it does not predict what happens next. A reading shows you what is already true, reveals what might be hidden from you, and gives you a Map to orient yourself.

The practice began as mine alone, then grew into something offered to others. The coven extends the same principle outward, a place for people doing their own version of this work who don't want to do it entirely alone.