Frequently asked questions

I am! The next new client slot is available the last week of April. Established client availability is almost always earlier/better (that’s intentional, I prioritize the people I’m already in relationship with.) The next established client slot is one month out. This availability is accurate as of 03/17/26. Cancellations do happen for both new clients and established clients, so go ahead and grab week-of slots if/when you can find them!

Kind of? You’re welcome to ask me, as it does technically exist. It’s just not very effective. If someone cancels earlier than day-of, there’s a decent chance someone else will take that slot before I can fill it. So it’s great when people ask me (because I’m flattered and grateful), but it’s unlikely to result in getting an appointment with me. For better or worse, the best thing to do is book an appointment and wait. I recognize how annoying that is, but it’s between waiting in a long line or raising my prices to shorten the line. But the demand can wax and wane, so it’s entirely possible the intensity of the demand that’s happening right now will go way down later in the year. Just know that as a general rule of thumb— and this information is a piece of data I’ve collected over the past nine years, so I’m moderately confident in it—new clients typically wait a month plus. Established clients wait two to three-ish weeks, and sometimes a little longer. Those are considered standard wait times for a session with me. I can only see so many people per week before (quite literally) losing my mind.

Like if your life coach already knew everything about you? That’s my best description. I’m very good at helping people create a map to get where they want to go. Because I’m so psychic, people don’t usually have to go through the layers themselves to help me understand what happened to them. Most people book with me for the first time because they want a map toward their goals, and I’m able to do that so long as their goals make sense (they don’t always!). People tend to come back because they want to check that they’re following the map or because they want my help to redraw the map.

I need a lot of time, so I plan accordingly. People often want to do a half hour, forty-five minute, or hour long appointments when they haven’t seen me for multiple years. While I totally respect that request from a pricing perspective, I don’t feel that’s giving me enough time to do my job the way I like to do it. It’s normal for people to see me once and not see me again for several years; I am extremely thorough and often speak in large swaths of time. I am expected to cover multiple years/topics/concepts in one session. That’s just my style. Many readers need less time and offer shorter sessions, so know that “length of session” and “quality of session” aren’t considered commensurate in my industry. They’re just commensurate for me and how I work, especially when it’s been a long time since I’ve seen a client. It’s always possible that I’ll change it and offer 45 minutes again, but I only want to do that when I’m confident that doing so actually benefits me, my client, and the health of the business itself. Right now it doesn’t.

New clients are welcome to write or think of a list categories you know you want to cover. People can give me more detail than that, but I don’t usually need it. Honestly, what I actually need from you is to come in with your heart open, and with as little nervous energy as you can. If you come in with your heart shut down (“I don’t want to be here, and I think this is stupid”), or you’re inwardly losing it (“I am on the verge of a panic attack”), it can be hard for me to get in there and do my job well. Energetically, this process is a two way street. If you’re feeling unwilling to book with me or are too scared to book with me, please don’t book with me. When you book before you’re ready, you’re taking a slot away from someone who will truly benefit from my work. If you are ready, remember: open heart, settled nervous system, some categories or concerns. That’s what I need from you.

Yeah. Basically. I mean technically yes, but I don’t do that much traditional mediumship in my work at this point (what the public defines as “communicating with the deceased”). I refer to myself as a psychic medium in conversation because people know what that is. People don’t know what an intuitive counselor is. Could I call myself a “seer” or a “channel”, instead? Sure. These words aren’t technically synonyms, but the greater public often considers them synonyms. “Psychic” covers most of my bases. “Psychics” as a group have a bad reputation because charlatans and scammers exist, and I respect people’s skepticism. That said, it’s not my fault that other people are shitty. Here’s a hint: people with real talent don’t advertise for their services. Not outside of social media, anyway. We don’t need to because someone is going to tell you about us. Here’s an addendum to that hint: not everyone with real talent is a good person. Be discerning, and respectful of your own inner knowing. If something feels off, that’s because it is.

I require people to pay upfront, but cancellations before the appointment time are fully refundable. I understand that sometimes rescheduling needs to happen; reschedules are accommodated at no cost/penalty so long as it works with my schedule. I generally try to be flexible about cancellations and reschedules because life (and illness) happens, but I’m only able to be so flexible because I accept payment upfront. Refunds are not given post-session for any reason. Feel free to contact me with any specific questions about my refund and cancellation policies.

No. It’s something I can do, and some days I do it very well. But I’m not that consistent with this gift yet from an “evidential mediumship” standpoint. I’ve shifted my offerings over the past six years to intuitive channeling (or, “psychic work”) because I’ve needed to focus on the thing I’m excellent at. My goal is to move back toward more traditional mediumship (what I define as “communicating with deceased love ones”) and incorporate it in my work more regularly, but right now it’s not my speciality. If you’re looking for a traditional medium because you want to communicate with someone who’s passed, email me and I can send you to someone I trust.

Yep! All of my work is currently virtual, via phone or Zoom, so distance isn’t an issue, no matter where you are in the world.

I don’t record the sessions myself and then send them to you. I’m not organized enough to do those extra steps for each session, and I don’t have the security in place on my computer to keep those files as safe as they need to be. However, you are welcome to record the session. You can record it to your computer or can record an audio file. Recording me is fine. I just don’t want to deal with the clerical and security aspects of managing the recordings. I’ve learned the hard way that I’m not very good at keeping up with it.

Please don’t bring anyone else. Not bringing other people is considered one of the only universal standards of etiquette in my profession. It either mucks up the energy (makes my job harder) or just gives me more work to do (because I’m doing multiple readings for one rate with less time). If you’re too scared to see me alone, then you’re not ready to book. If someone doesn’t speak English and needs a translator, I’m happy to make an exception. Email me and we’ll figure it out.

I was your average Pisces child, and in no way a prodigy. I figured out I was psychic at age twenty-five, after being possessed by a dead person while I was living in New Orleans back in 2015. I received an exorcism from a Mexican shaman named Don Pedro, which seemed to flip the switch on the mediumship and psychic ability. It was incredibly fucking weird and traumatizing; I do not recommend it. After going through an apprenticeship period (where you do the work for free as practice), I formally started my business in July of 2017, and went full time January 2019. You can listen to the very weird details of what I call my “origin story” on on my Substack. There’s a video about my spiritual awakening here and another video about what led to me starting my business here.

I’m from Tucson, AZ. Aside from a couple ill-fated sojourns in my twenties (see above!), I’ve lived here since 1992. I’m a proud fourth-generation University of Arizona alum.

No. I love my clients, but I’m not friends with my clients in a traditional sense. We don’t “hang out”. Also, on the off chance anyone’s still asking (they used to), I’m happily married.

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