My practice is highly intuitive and, admittedly, a little chaotic. I don't follow one rigid tradition or method, and I tailor my approach to the individual person and situation in front of me. Tarot is one of my primary tools, and I use it to help people better understand where they are, what may be ahead of them, and what they can do with that information. I don't view a reading about the future as an unchangeable verdict. If the cards indicate that someone isn't currently going to get the job, pass the exam, or have the relationship work out, I see that as the direction things are heading under the current circumstances. Knowing that gives the seeker an opportunity to act differently. Study more, prepare differently, communicate, reconsider a decision, or change course entirely. To me, divination is valuable precisely because insight can affect what happens next. My spiritual practice is eclectic and draws partly from the traditions and beliefs present in my family background, particularly Irish Celtic, French Acadian, and Catholic influences, alongside my own intuitive practice. I approach each reading or working individually rather than forcing it into a predetermined structure. Seekers can expect an honest interpretation of what I find, including when the answer isn't necessarily the one they hoped for, along with space to understand what that information may mean for their choices going forward.