Get a Tarot Reading in Stockton Heath

What to expect when you book at FLOW by Transcend

FLOW is where I spend most of my week. It’s based inside Quayside Shopping Centre, just across from the Lowry Theatre, and it’s easy to get to by tram, bus, or foot. The space has three main areas, the shop, the studio, and the lounge and treatment space, and the tarot reading room is tucked behind the lounge area.

The room itself? Absolute vibe. There are over a thousand tarot cards stuck to the walls, soft lighting, calming tunes, a fake ivy ceiling with roses, and essential oils floating in the air. There’s a nice big table, my signature tablecloth, a couple of chairs, and always a selection of oracle decks for that finishing touch. It’s visually stunning but still grounded, just the right mix of magic and real life.

Outside the room, the space is buzzing. You might see people coming in for yoga, shopping for witchy goodies, or just wandering through the shopping centre. I also run tarot classes, queer circles, and the occasional meditation session here. I also source tarot decks for the shop and sell some of the books and journals I’ve created.

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What to expect when you book Tarot at My Place

Tucked away in Salford, this space is as personal as it gets. It’s my home, so you won’t get the hustle of a shared space. Once you’ve booked and paid, I’ll send you the address. You can park right outside on the drive, and when you come in, the vibe is warm, grounded, and private.

There’s no waiting room, so I ask that you arrive bang on time. This isn’t a clinic or a café, it’s my home. When you step inside, we head straight into the tarot reading room: think cosy lighting, soft music, the smell of essential oils in the diffuser, and a space filled with crystals, tarot prints, books, and instruments. The sofa’s comfy, the tea’s hot, and the energy is dialled into you. I’ve created this space to be calming and focused, perfect for deep dives, big feelings, or just needing a bit of space to think.

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