Where I Can Help: • Breakups, Separation & Divorce – Healing starts with truth. I’ll help you see what’s hidden and navigate the path forward. Soulmate Connections – Wondering if they’re "the one"? Let’s uncover their true feelings and intentions. Infidelity & Trust Issues – Get clarity on loyalty, honesty, and where your relationship truly stands. With just a first name and date of birth, I can provide insight into: Their true emotions and thoughts about you. • Their deepest intentions (good or bad). Spiritual and energetic blockages affecting your connection. What to Expect: • Honest, ethical readings – No sugarcoating, only truth. Practical guidance – Not just answers, but steps to heal and grow. • Respectful boundaries.

I’ve read objects pulled from rivers, burned buildings, hospital drawers. Once, a woman brought me her brother’s old belt—wanted to know if his death was truly an accident. I touched the leather, and felt his panic. The angle of the fall. The moment before. I didn’t tell her everything, just enough. She cried, then smiled, said it made sense. Said she could breathe again. I’ve worked with a grief counselor who brought me in when a family couldn’t let go. The youngest child kept saying ‘he’s still in the room.’ I walked through their house, touched a toy firetruck near the stairs, and told them exactly where to move the ashes. The child stopped crying that night. A missing persons investigator once gave me a necklace and no context. I saw frost. Old trees. A specific brand of gum wrapper stuck to a boot. Three weeks later, they found the body not far from where I said. That case still wakes me up sometimes. Most of the time, it’s smaller. A woman who lost her wedding ring and needed closure more than a replacement. A man who couldn’t explain why his apartment never felt like his. Sometimes it’s about loss. Sometimes it’s just about making the strange feel less unbearable

I was nine the first time I said something I shouldn’t have known. It was small—something about my teacher’s sister being in the hospital. She hadn’t told anyone yet. After that, it was like the world stopped being quiet. I couldn’t touch someone’s belongings without feeling things—like heat in my ribs or flashes behind my eyes. I started wearing gloves to school. I tried to ignore it. For a long time. But it didn’t go away, just got louder when I refused to listen. So in my twenties, I stopped fighting it and started learning. I studied at the Rhine Center. Went through Monroe’s Gateway program. Dug through dreams, symbolism, resonance—anything that might help me shape the noise into something useful. Something less consuming. Developing it hasn’t been about growing the gift so much as shrinking the damage. I learned to manage the flood so I can offer it to others in pieces they can carry.

My work centers around emotional clarity and energetic attunement—helping people understand not just what they’re feeling, but why those feelings won’t let go. I also draw from astrology as a framework. Birth charts, planetary timing, synastry—those aren’t tools for fortune-telling. They’re maps of emotional wiring. If someone gives me their chart—or the chart of someone they’re trying to understand—I can often feel where the tension sits. The longing. The avoidance. What’s pulling them closer or pushing them away. That’s part of my specialty, actually: tuning in to what another person—what their person—is feeling in the moment. Not future predictions, not guesswork. Just emotional proximity. It’s not always comfortable, but it’s often accurate. So no, I don’t predict lottery numbers or spirit animals. I track emotion. And I help people see the patterns they’ve been living inside, sometimes for years, without even realizing it.