ABOUT THE WORK
This is a place of exploration and self-discovery.
I use many ancient and modern modalities to help you understand yourself. Things like your strengths, challenges, patterns, and the influences shaping how you move through life.
Astrology is incredibly useful on a path to self knowing. A birth chart offers language for what’s already present, helping you see yourself more clearly and work with greater awareness and choice.
I also work with tools such as tarot, ritual practices, and space or personal cleansing. These practices have been used across cultures for generations as ways of reflecting, resetting, and making meaning. They are offered as tools for attention and intention, not belief or prescription.
The work I do invites curiosity rather than certainty. Not every tool resonates with every person, and that’s intentional. The focus is on exploration, discernment, and choosing what feels useful for you.
The tools and techniques used here are always approached with respect for the cultures and traditions they come from, honoring lineage, context, and ongoing learning. Ancient knowledge is used thoughtfully and responsibly within a modern setting.
I offer work through one-on-one sessions and workshops, each providing space to explore insight and bring it into real life.
If you’re curious to explore further, you’re invited to work with me one-on-one or join a workshop.
ABOUT ME
I’ve been drawn to symbolism, ritual, and the unseen aspects of human experience since childhood. I grew up in New Orleans, surrounded by layered cultural and religious traditions. I was exposed early on many practices both Christian and non-Christian that span a wide spectrum of cultures.
My early environment shaped my curiosity about how people across cultures make meaning, mark transition, and understand the self. One of the most powerful things I learned from these traditions is how much similarity they share when it comes to use of symbol, ritual, and story.
I received my first tarot deck at age nine and began studying astrology at eleven. Over time, I came to understand that I’m highly sensitive to emotional and energetic patterns. This awareness informs how I listen, observe, and work with others.
Alongside this lifelong personal study, my professional foundation is rooted in structure and systems. I am nearing completion of my Bachelor of Science degree in Organizational Leadership and have completed undergraduate certificates in Trauma-Informed Approaches, Human Resource Management, and Training and Development.
I’m especially interested in the spaces where science, psychology, and spirituality meet. I don’t see them as opposites. In my eyes, science offers us language for how things work, while symbolic and spiritual traditions explore meaning, pattern, and experiences.
My work lives at the intersection of ancient knowledge and modern practice, offering grounded, reflective ways to understand yourself with clarity and care.
I approach this work as a student as much as a practitioner. I am and always will be committed to ongoing learning, thoughtful inquiry, and respect for the many traditions that inform my understanding.
I work at the intersection of spiritual insight and professional practice. While my work is informed by intuitive and symbolic frameworks, it is grounded in structure, ethics, and real world application. I believe insight is most valuable when it can be integrated into everyday life, decision making, and personal growth, rather than existing in isolation. I do not see the spiritual and the professional as separate worlds, but as complementary ways of understanding and navigating experience.
Alongside this work, I am deeply committed to women’s empowerment and personal development. I currently volunteer with women centered initiatives and remain committed to continuing this work, supporting women as they grow both personally and professionally. My focus is on helping women reconnect with their voice, boundaries, and sense of agency in ways that are grounded, ethical, and sustainable. Empowerment, to me, is not about fixing or directing others, but about creating space for clarity, strength, and self defined growth.
