What to expect, and how to prepare

Short version: you don't need to do a thing to prepare, and here's what the session's actually like so you're not walking in blind.

Preparing. Honestly, nothing. You don't need to read up, learn anything, or show up a certain way. If it helps to have a rough sense of what's on your mind, great, but even that's optional. Bring the muddle if that's where you're at. That's completely fine.

What actually happens.

1. I'll welcome you in and set a couple of expectations. It's a conversation, not a performance.
2. We usually start with a short grounding meditation to settle in. Optional, but most people like it.
3. Shuffling: in person you shuffle the cards, on Zoom I shuffle for you.
4. Once the deck's split, you choose from three piles.
5. Then we read. There's no fixed spread. I pull the cards in threes and we follow the conversation, layer by layer, wherever it needs to go.
6. I'll check in as we go, "does that land?", and I mean it. If something doesn't fit, say so. That's how we get somewhere useful.
7. Near the end we usually pull a few oracle cards to tie it together.

It's collaborative the whole way through. Sometimes I'll challenge your take, sometimes I'll back it up, but we're working through it together.