If you find yourself asking the questions above, that may be your answer.

People often come to astrology when life stops making sense in the usual ways. When the advice you’ve been given does not quite reach the place you’re in. When you have talked to friends, read the books, thought it through, prayed about it, journaled about it, and still feel like there is another layer asking to be understood.

That is where astrology has often met me.

My first introduction to astrology happened when I was eight years old at summer camp, and I have never really stopped thinking about it since. But astrology became more than curiosity for me during the periods of my life when I was asking questions I could not easily answer anywhere else.

Why does this keep happening?
How long am I going to feel this way?
Why is everything changing?
What am I supposed to do now?
And where on Earth do I go from here?

At different turning points, I have looked to astrology for language, perspective, timing, and a sense of where I was in the larger story of my life.

A consultation is not about handing your life over to the stars. It is not about being told what to do. It’s about sitting with your chart as a symbolic map — one that can reveal patterns, timing, tensions, gifts, and possibilities that may be difficult to see from within the experience.

There is something deeply hopeful about being able to look at a chart and see that life has movement. That there are cycles. That there are periods of pressure, openings, endings, beginnings, and returns. That the confusion you are in may not be random, and that you may have more to work with than you realized.

When life feels unclear, I turn to astrology because it helps me find the thread.

That is the kind of reading I offer: one that helps you understand the pattern, the timing, and the deeper story taking shape in your life.