I'm blind — I can't see how put-together you are, how much distance you've created from this, or how carefully you've framed what happened. What I read is the actual energetic weight underneath the narrative, not how well you've learned to carry it.
Four things worth looking at directly — not based on what's been reported, but what's present in the energy.
What's actually stuck vs. what's genuinely resolved
The narrative of being "better" or "healed" and the energetic reality of it are two different things. Some of what you've worked through has actually moved — you've resolved it at a level that shows in the energy. Some of it hasn't. A reading can tell which is which: not based on what you report about it, but on what's actually present.
The thing underneath the thing you keep working on
The original event has a story built around it — what it means, who was at fault, what it says about you — and that story becomes what gets processed. The root can sit underneath it, unexamined, because it's never been the thing that got named. A reading can locate what's actually generating the weight, not just the layer that's been most articulated.
Whether it's rooted in the original event or something that came before it
Trauma patterns don't always originate where you think they do. The event that crystallized the pattern may not be where the pattern started. A reading can locate where the root actually sits — whether it's in the event you know about, something that predates it, or a combination. That distinction matters for what actually needs to move.
What might actually move it — and what's been tried
There's often a gap between what's been tried and what would actually shift the energy. Not because the work was wrong — it may have moved a great deal — but because energetic release and intellectual understanding are different things. A reading can show what's still present, what hasn't responded to the approaches already tried, and what might actually reach what's stuck.
Trauma conversations are the most managed thing people bring to a reading. By the time someone calls me, they've told the story dozens of times — to therapists, to the people close to them, to themselves. There's a version that's been refined: the one that moves at the right pace, hits the key points, carries enough weight to be honest without requiring the full exposure. They have language for it. They've put it in context. They've decided what they're still allowed to be affected by and what they're supposed to be past. I was born blind. I can't see any of that — the composure, the practiced calm, the carefully maintained distance. I read what's still actually there, underneath the version that's been made functional.
Trauma energy has a specific feel — and it's not always attached to what people think it's attached to. It's often layered. The event someone identifies as the source may be where the pattern crystallized, but it's not always where the root sits. A reading can locate what hasn't moved — what's still generating weight — without requiring them to retell the story. That means the read isn't limited to what's already been named and processed. I'm reading what's present in the energy, not what the narrative points to.
This isn't therapy. There's no processing required, no re-experiencing, no retelling the full history. You don't have to explain what happened, contextualize it, or take me through it from the beginning. I read the energy directly — what's present, what's stuck, what's still carrying weight, what might be ready to shift. Some people use readings alongside therapy when the cognitive work is done and something still hasn't moved. Either way, this is a different mechanism: not working through narrative, but reading what's still in the field.
For trauma specifically, a 25-minute text session or 15-minute phone call gives enough room to go deep without feeling rushed. Shorter sessions can surface things without leaving space to read them fully — these are the minimum formats recommended for this kind of work.
Text Chat Reading
Written, at your pace
Write out where you are — as much or as little context as you want to give. I'll read the energy and come back with what I'm picking up: what's stuck, what's moved, what's still present. Good if you'd rather put it in writing or aren't ready for a live conversation.
$20 – $75
Learn More →Phone Reading
More time = more depthReal-time, live conversation
A live conversation — real-time reading where we can move through what comes up without structuring it all in advance. For trauma, phone often goes deeper; I can follow the energy as it shifts rather than working from a written account.
$40 – $190
Learn More →Want to test this first?
Start with a Single Card Intuitive Pull — $15. One focused draw on what's most present for you right now. A low-stakes way to see what a reading actually feels like before committing to a longer session.
| Reading | Price |
|---|---|
| Single Card Intuitive Pull | $15 |
| 5-Min Text Chat | $20 |
| 10-Min Intro Text Chat★ Special Offer | $20 |
| 10-Min Text Chat | $35 |
| 10-Min Phone Reading | $40 |
| 15-Min Text Chat | $50 |
| 15-Min Phone Reading | $60 |
| 25-Min Text Chat | $75 |
| 30-Min Psychic Reading | $110 |
| Full Soul Reading 60 Min | $190 |
For trauma readings, 25-min text or 15-min phone is the recommended minimum — enough room to read what's present without rushing through it.
You've done the work — that's not in question, and this isn't for people who haven't tried. If something is still sitting there after all of it, a reading can tell you what's actually there and what it might take to move it.
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