The practice
What a reading is for.
A short page about the limits, because knowing them before you buy is the difference between a reading that helps and a reading that disappoints.
What it does well
Language for something you already sense.
The most common reaction to a good reading is not surprise. It is recognition, usually with some irritation attached: yes, that is the thing, and I have never had words for it. That is the honest description of what these readings are good at. They describe a pattern you are already inside, from far enough away to see its shape.
They are also good at timing, in the sense of seasons rather than dates. Knowing that a difficult stretch has a structure and an end changes how you carry it, even when nothing about the difficulty changes.
And they are good at giving you something to think against. Plenty of people read something in a chart, decide it is wrong, and learn more from working out why than they would have from agreeing.
What it does not do
Plainly.
- It does not predict events, and it does not give dates. Any reader who tells you a specific thing will happen on a specific day is making that up.
- It is not medical, psychological, legal or financial advice, and I will not write about your health, your diagnosis, your medication, your case or your investments.
- It does not tell you what to decide. It describes; the choice is yours, and a reading that took it from you would be doing something worse than being wrong.
- It is not crisis support. If you are in one, please talk to someone who can actually help, and I will say so rather than take the booking.
Things I will not write
Regardless of the fee.
- Anything about when someone will die, or whether they are ill.
- A reading about a third party who has not agreed to be read, or anything intended to help you monitor, influence or predict another person against their interests.
- A reading for someone under eighteen without a parent involved.
- A guarantee of any outcome, in any wording.
If it is the wrong fit
Refunds.
If I read what you sent and conclude that a reading is not the right thing for what you are carrying, I will tell you and refund you rather than write something to justify the payment. That has cost me a booking before and it will again, and it is still the right way to run this.
If that sounds right, start here.
Pay first, then share your details on the form. Your reading is written and emailed within 72 hours.
More on the practice
Readings are written for reflection and perspective. They are not medical, psychological, legal or financial advice, and nothing in a reading should replace a qualified professional where one is needed.