M0re
About
M0re
About
I grew up in rural South Carolina, in a house where paying attention was a survival skill. I learned to track what wasn’t being said. As a teenager, I turned to tarot, looking for clarity when the stories around me didn’t add up.
Later, I studied psychology at UC Berkeley and earned an MFA in writing in New York. Since then, I’ve spent years helping people shape their narratives through writing and reflection.
In my late thirties, I was diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition and told I might lose my central vision. I left the life I knew and traveled alone to places where everything was unfamiliar and I didn’t speak the language. I wanted to see what I could while I could. My eyesight has stayed more stable than expected, but the experience taught me to pay closer attention to what’s here, and not to postpone meaning.
When I returned, I became a mother. It deepened my empathy, sharpened my sense of care, and made me more attuned to the layers people carry—what they’ve inherited, what they’re holding, what they’re trying to change. It also clarified how I work: slowly, precisely, and with respect for what takes time to reveal itself.
I see astrology as a symbolic system that helps us locate ourselves in a larger arc. A chart speaks your life back to you in a new language. It is deeply validating, offering a kind of recognition that’s rarely found in other modalities. My approach blends archetypal, psychological, and Hellenistic traditions, with influence from Jason Holley and older mythic lineages. When I read a chart, I read it like a dream, alive with symbol, rhythm, and possibility.
Over the years, I've noticed the cards cut through noise even further. They turn instinct into clear language and clarify what’s taking shape. They’re especially useful when the way forward feels murky or emotionally charged.
Each tool opens something distinct. Used together, they create a reading that is layered, clear, and specific.
Sessions are conversational, grounded, and oriented toward clarity. We follow the chart or the cards where they want to go, always aiming to leave you with language that helps you move forward.
I grew up in rural South Carolina, in a house where paying attention was a survival skill. I learned to track what wasn’t being said. As a teenager, I turned to tarot, looking for clarity when the stories around me didn’t add up.
Later, I studied psychology at UC Berkeley and earned an MFA in writing in New York. Since then, I’ve spent years helping people shape their narratives through writing and reflection.
In my late thirties, I was diagnosed with a degenerative eye condition and told I might lose my central vision. I left the life I knew and traveled alone to places where everything was unfamiliar and I didn’t speak the language. I wanted to see what I could while I could. My eyesight has stayed more stable than expected, but the experience taught me to pay closer attention to what’s here, and not to postpone meaning.
When I returned, I became a mother. It deepened my empathy, sharpened my sense of care, and made me more attuned to the layers people carry—what they’ve inherited, what they’re holding, what they’re trying to change. It also clarified how I work: slowly, precisely, and with respect for what takes time to reveal itself.
I see astrology as a symbolic system that helps us locate ourselves in a larger arc. A chart speaks your life back to you in a new language. It is deeply validating, offering a kind of recognition that’s rarely found in other modalities. My approach blends archetypal, psychological, and Hellenistic traditions, with influence from Jason Holley and older mythic lineages. When I read a chart, I read it like a dream, alive with symbol, rhythm, and possibility.
Over the years, I've noticed the tarot cards cut through noise even further. They turn instinct into clear language and clarify what’s taking shape. They’re especially useful when the way forward feels murky or emotionally charged.
Each tool opens something distinct. Used together, they create a reading that is layered, clear, and specific.
Sessions are conversational, grounded, and oriented toward clarity. We follow the chart or the cards where they want to go, always aiming to leave you with language that helps you move forward.
M0re
About
I grew up in rural South Carolina, in a house where paying attention was a survival skill. I turned to tarot early, looking for clarity when the stories around me didn’t add up.
I studied psychology at UC Berkeley and earned an MFA in writing in New York. That background shapes how I work: attentive to pattern and curious about meaning.
In my thirties, a vision diagnosis sent me traveling alone. I wanted to see what I could while I could. My sight has stayed steady, but the experience changed how I move through the world, and I don't postpone meaning.
Becoming a mother deepened that shift, expanding my sense of care and reshaping how I listen and connect.
Astrology and tarot offer language for complexity without judgment, a way to hold what doesn’t fit neatly. What matters most to me is that you feel recognized. My approach blends psychological, archetypal, and mythic traditions. I read charts and cards like dreams, alive with symbol and pattern, with attention to what’s emerging beneath the surface.
Sessions are conversational, precise, and grounded. We follow what's unfolding and aim to leave you with language that offers clarity and a sense of movement.