Tarot Reading

My own personal growth has been shaped by an evolving relationship with the inner self—the unconscious. The unconscious communicates through imagery expressing hidden feelings, attitudes, and beliefs that quietly influence our thoughts, choices, and behavior. When we turn toward these images with curiosity and respect, their meaning begins to surface, bringing what was unconscious into conscious awareness.

My work is devoted to this process of meaning-making through imagery. Like a musician who plays two different instruments, I work with the imagery in both dreams and tarot.  

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What to Expect in a Tarot Session

In a tarot session, as the seeker reflects on a question and engages with the images in the cards.  Underlying emotions, inner conflicts, and opposing attitudes often emerge. These are not imposed interpretations, but discoveries that arise naturally through attentive dialogue with the images themselves.

As in dream work, the process is a collaborative partnership. Drawing on my background in Jungian psychology, my sensitivity to the language of imagery, and the seeker’s own associations and lived experience, I offer thoughtful, compassionate questions. These questions support the seeker in uncovering hidden beliefs, unresolved tensions, and unconscious patterns that may be shaping their life.

Often, something subtle yet profound occurs. The body softens. The mind settles. The problem remains present, but it no longer feels overwhelming. What was previously unspoken—or even unrecognized—has been acknowledged and validated. In this way, dream work and tarot alike can open a space for a new attitude to emerge, allowing awareness to deepen and consciousness to expand.