The gift came down to me. My grandmother read for the women in her village, my mother
read at our kitchen table, and I have been reading for more than forty years — from
the same little house, on the same street, with the same door open to whoever needs it.
Three generations, one practice, and not one day of it taken lightly.
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What I actually do
People come to me carrying something. Sometimes they can name it — a marriage that has
gone quiet, work that has stopped meaning anything, a decision they have been circling for
months. Just as often they cannot name it at all, and only know that something sits on them
and will not lift.
My work is to see it clearly and help you set it down. That is the art of
cleansing: not theater, not fear, and never a warning designed to frighten
you into coming back. It is patient work — separating what is truly yours from what you have
been carrying for somebody else, and clearing the heaviness that has built up around it so
you can think straight again.
Alongside the readings I do spiritual healing — for grief that has
nowhere to go, for anxiety that arrives without a reason, for the long flat stretch after a
loss when nothing feels like it used to. Some people come once and find what they needed.
Others come back across years, at the turns. Both are right.
My promise to you
I guarantee my work. If you sit with me and leave without the clarity you came for, tell
me — and we will make it right. I have been able to say that for more than forty years because
I do not take on what I cannot help with, and I will tell you honestly if your answer is not
mine to give.
Every reading is private. Nothing you say leaves that room. There is no judgment in it —
I have heard every version of being human, and none of it has ever shocked me.
The same house, all this time
I have not moved. The neon has been in that window longer than some of my clients have
been alive, and people who came to me in their twenties now send their daughters. That is
the part I am proudest of — not the years, but the fact that people come back, and bring
the people they love.
The neon has been in that window a long time
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