About Mee

I’ve been studying western astrology since 2013 and I’ve been reading for others since 2020. What started as me trying to prove it’s falsehood turned into a 10+ year long rabbit hole of trying to understand the subject.

Witnessing the stories in each chart play out humbles me and leaves me captivated by the interconnectedness of our world. Even though I’ve read 1000’s of charts, I’m continuously fascinated by how the astrological symbolism shows up in different people’s lives. Each chart is unique and teaches me something new about what it means to be human. I appreciate the language astrology has given me to explain our proclivities and the circumstances we find ourselves in.

Outside of astrology I am a graphic designer, civil servant, fine artist, vegan, volleyball player, and runner. I have degrees in Graphic Communication Design and an MBA from the University of Cincinnati. Given my artistic background, you may notice that I enjoy incorporating art history as a way to share my love of astrology.

For my fellow astrology nerds, I was born on a lunar eclipse in Sagittarius. I also have Jupiter in Scorpio conjunct my Ascendant and trine Venus in Cancer in my 9th house. These placements seem to reflect how I approach my astrological practice.

My Technical Approach

I blend traditional Hellenistic astrology techniques with modern psychological approaches. Technical approaches I use include:

  • Whole sign houses

  • Transits

  • Annual profections

  • Solar returns

  • Zodiacal releasing

  • Secondary progressions

My Philosophical Approach

I use astrology to help clarify your life circumstances, opportunities, strengths, weaknesses, and timing. I’m good at identifying overall life themes and key transitory periods. My goal is to provide you with information that is validating, empowers you to make informed choices, and improves your self knowledge.

Conversely, I cannot tell you what you definitely should or shouldn’t do because I’m not all-knowing or psychic. Astrology is an amazing tool but I acknowledge it has limitations.