I fell in love with astrology when I was sixteen. It helped me make sense of my world at a time when nothing else did, and more than twenty years later, it's still the language I return to for clarity, self-compassion, and purpose.

Becoming an astrologer myself took much longer. For most of my twenties I felt lost, without a real sense of direction, and astrology was the thing I could hold onto. Later, during my Saturn return, I got married and had a baby, and found myself lost all over again. I'd carried a quiet dream of doing this work one day, but I never quite believed I was ready, or that I had anything to offer yet. What changed came slowly, through years of my own healing. I got sober at twenty-five and am coming up on thirteen years. I've done deep therapy work, spent my whole adult life among mystics and healers, and done my own shamanic work.

My astrology training came from studying closely with Debra Silverman, who always said I had an astrologer's chart. I completed her Applied Astrology certification and spent years on her team as her right hand, creating the birth charts she read from and absorbing hundreds of hours of her readings. I also spent four and a half years on Gabby Bernstein's team. What lets me do this work isn't really the training. It's that I know what it feels like to be lost, and to slowly find my way back to myself.

I'm highly sensitive, deeply attuned to the energy around me. For a long time I felt insecure about how hard words could be for me. I have no air in my chart. Then I stopped forcing them and let myself simply be present, and something settled. What I say now comes from somewhere deeper. I speak through my soul and my heart.

When we sit down together, I use your chart as the map and let our conversation follow what actually matters to you. More than anything, I want you to leave knowing you were made exactly the person you were meant to be. So much of this work is learning to stop fighting the parts of ourselves we don't like, and to lean into them instead, as our gifts and our lessons.