FAQs

Why are there three price points ?

I believe guidance and self-reflection should be accessible to everyone, regardless of financial circumstances. My goal is to serve as many people as possible while keeping my work sustainable.

The middle price reflects what I feel is a balanced exchange for the reading. The lower price is available for those who are experiencing a tighter financial moment, and the higher price allows those who can give more to help support others. It’s a way to keep tarot open to all while honoring the value of the practice.

We all move through different financial seasons, and if the lowest price point is still out of reach for you right now, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m happy to find a way to make it work—my mission is to serve.

Why did you re-word my question ?

For me, it’s very important to keep your power within your hands. That’s why I focus on active, choice-based questions. The cards shouldn’t make decisions for you—ultimately, you always have free will, and it’s important to maintain that sense of control.

I don’t predict the future or provide answers to "when will I meet my husband ?" or "Is this going to happen ?" These types of questions can be limiting, and I prefer to re-frame them into empowering questions like, "What can I do to increase my chances of meeting my husband?"

If you have a question that doesn’t quite fit this empowering framework, don’t worry ! I will help you reword or re-frame it, ensuring that it brings clarity, insight, and action.

Do you do Third party readings ?

In tarot, third-party readings refer to questions about people who are not directly part of the reading—whether that’s a friend, family member, partner, ex, colleague, or anyone else.

I personally will only accept readings about third parties in-so-far as this relates to you, your life-path, and the choices before you. The focus of the reading will always be on how others are impacting or influencing your situation, rather than delving into their personal lives.

Are there things you don’t do SESSIONS on ?

As I am not a trained professional in areas such as finance, law, medicine, or psychology, I do not offer advice in these fields and I will always recommend that clients seek out qualified professionals for any medical, legal, financial, or psychological matters.

My focus is on helping you explore your life path, decisions, and personal growth. If you’re unsure whether your question aligns with my practice, feel free to reach out, and I can guide you.

Do you ever refuse a reading ?

Its very rare that I refuse a reading, and have never done this up to date ! However, I will refuse a reading if you become overly reliant on tarot readings for decision-making, you decline necessary rewording of a question, you ask about topics outside my ethical boundaries (future predictions, financial investments, medical or legal matters, dark magic, or manipulation of energy).

Did you study tarot ?

I completed the Biddy Tarot Certification Program, in May 2023, and since then have been working with Natalie Rogers as a mentor. Find out more about my tarot background.

Why do I have to fill out a welcome form ?

It’s a common belief that tarot readers should know everything without any context—but that’s far from the truth ! My coaching sessions aren’t about predicting the future; they’re about using the cards as a tool for insight, self-reflection, and growth. See my approach to tarot.

Tarot is a conversation, not just a one-way reading. I may ask questions before the session and during, and your engagement helps open up the messages, creating space for clarity and empowerment.

The more insight you share, the more I can help interpret the messages in a way that is meaningful and relevant to you.

That said, the cards will always speak their truth. Your input won’t change the messages—only help me interpret them in a way that is clear and relevant to you.

TO BELIEVE OR NOT TO BELIEVE

Believe it or not, belief isn’t required!
You don’t need to believe in anything—even tarot itself—to experience the benefits of this incredible tool.

I’ve done readings for people who were skeptical told me they didn’t believe, and while some were surprised by the accuracy of the cards, they still brushed it off, they were still able to gain clarity and found the reading helpful for whatever they were navigating.

Do you do Reversals?

I used to include reversals in my readings, but I’m now "reversing" my practice and returning to a no-reversal approach. That said, if a card happens to pop out reversed, I do take that into account and pay special attention to its message.

TIME IN TAROT

Timing in tarot is tricky ! The cards can indicate whether something is likely to happen in the short term, but what does "short term" really mean ? A week ? A month ? A year ? In hindsight, even a few years can feel like a short time—but when you're living it, it can feel much longer.

That’s why I usually don’t provide exact timelines or answer "when will I…" questions. Instead, my readings focus on guidance, clarity, and the steps you can take to move forward, rather than fixed dates. Tarot is about insight, not certainty in time.

How do you deal with negative information ?

The purpose of a session is to leave you feeling more confident, inspired, and empowered. That being said, I don’t “sugarcoat” messages just to make them sound pleasant—I believe in honesty, but always with care and intention.

Sometimes so-called “negative” cards will appear. These cards aren’t meant to be scary or discouraging; they show up to offer insight, validation, or guidance. They may highlight challenges or areas for growth, but they also provide the opportunity to move forward with greater awareness and strength. Read my commitment to you.

What should I do after a Session?

Like most self-healing practices, a tarot reading is just one part of the process—the real work and benefits often come afterwards. Tarot isn’t passive; its long-term impact depends on what you do with it. Insights may surface in dreams or unfold over time, but they deepen through the effort you put in—journaling, meditating, and self-reflection. The more you engage with the process, the more you will gain from it.