I first learned Tarot from my grandmother as a littlun and on my long and winding road as a therapist and writer I have returned to it, just like on the hero’s (heroine’s?) journey.

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In truth, I never left Tarot – even in the midst of studying for my psychotherapy MA or during a creative fug I would pull a card and commune with the imagery. To me, Tarot is a way of accessing a guiding intelligence that is bigger than us, but also resides within us. I see as the 'wise unknown', a source of healing, change, and creativity.

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I spent years working as a traditional psychotherapist whilst also exploring other, more spiritual approaches to wellbeing, as you can see in my qualifications below. I completed the Biddy Tarot certification a few years ago, which amongst other things, taught me the value of empowering folk to shape their own destiny (as our consciousness changes, arguably so does our 'fate'). Ultimately, I feel that when people align with the potential inside themselves, anything is possible, and the cards can help us do this.

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Basically, Tarot is an amazing resource for creativity and well-being. It's been an invaluable part of my own healing and writing journey, which is why I now offer it to others walking a similar path.

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My interest in creativity and Tarot comes from my experience of using the cards for my own writing. I’ve had short stories published in Mslexia and was shortlisted twice for the Bath Short Story Award (2020 and 2022). I completed a novel in 2023, which was longlisted for the Grindstone Literary International Novel Prize.