Intuitive reader · Tarot, Runes, Birth Charts, Astrology, Astrocartography & Numerology · 25+ years
Interviewer: How do you view your relationship with your clients?
Kate: I consider every single client as a dear friend that I love and cherish and care about, whose path I genuinely want to help illuminate with all my heart and with complete devotion.
I've been reading since before I could properly shuffle a deck. My Nonna sat me down at her kitchen table when I was six and taught me the cards the way she'd been taught — patiently, a little superstitiously, and always with love. That was twenty-five years ago, and it's still why I do this.
I didn't stop with tarot. The runes and numerology came in my teens; then, at twenty-five, I turned what had always been instinct into a profession — and studied astrology formally, with proper classes and certification, so my intuition could finally meet real structure. Astrocartography came last, and to this day it feels like the closest thing to magic I know: the idea that the world isn't the same everywhere — not for you.
When you come to me, I never look at just one thing. Tarot shows me the emotional truth. The runes reveal the patterns underneath. Your birth chart gives me your blueprint, astrology tells me what the sky is opening and closing for you right now, astrocartography shows me where in the world you're meant to bloom, and numerology sets the rhythm — the season you're in and the one coming next. Then I bring it all together and write to you the way I'd write to a dear friend — warmly, candidly, and always on your side.
I've spent twenty-five years learning these crafts one at a time. Here's what each one does — and why I genuinely love reading with it.
Tarot was my first love — my Nonna's cards, in my own small hands — and it's still where I start every reading. I love how real the cards are: they don't flatter you, they show you what you're actually feeling underneath the story you've been telling yourself. Twenty-five years in, I still get a shiver when a card lands too perfectly.
The runes came to me years after tarot, and they slowed me down in the best way. Where tarot speaks to the moment, the runes go to the root — the old patterns, the lessons that keep circling back around. I love them for the questions that don't have a tidy answer.
The chart came with my astrology training, and it's still the closest thing I have to a real map of a person: your strengths, your blind spots, the way you're wired to move through life. Before I answer anyone's question, I open their chart — because the answer has to fit the person, not a general idea of one.
At twenty-five I trained in astrology properly — classes, then certification — because I wanted to understand timing: why things land when they do. The transits are the sky's calendar; they tell me which chapters are opening for you, which are closing, and when it's finally time to act. I could watch that clock all day and never get bored.
This is the one that still feels like magic to me. The idea that the world genuinely isn't the same everywhere — that some places are quietly written to be kinder to you — changed how I see my own life. I love watching it land for someone for the very first time.
The numbers arrived alongside the runes, back in my teens, and they've never stopped earning their place. Your birth date and name carry a rhythm — personal years, core numbers — that tells me what season you're standing in. When a reading needs timing, the numbers are where I look.
Whoever you are and whatever you're carrying, you're welcome here. There's no question too small, too strange, or too tender — my only hope is that you leave feeling comfortable, understood, and genuinely supported.
Interviewer: Kate, for many people, reaching out is hard. How do you make sure they feel comfortable?
Kate: Oh, I understand that deeply. I want everyone who reaches out to know that this is a completely safe space. A safe space just for you.
Interviewer: And they can rely on total discretion, right?
Kate: Absolutely. There is no judgment here. None at all. You can confide in me with complete and total discretion. Whatever you are carrying, whatever's on your mind, it stays strictly between us. Always.
Interviewer: That is so incredibly beautiful.
Kate: It is because I genuinely view every single client who comes to me as someone I love and want to help. Being a steady, supportive light in your life and helping you succeed means everything to me. Your success means I am doing something right.
I didn't learn all of this at once — and I'm glad I didn't. Each craft arrived when I was ready for it, and each one deepened how I read everything that came before. This is the road, just as it happened.
It began at my grandmother's kitchen table. My Nonna read the cards the way other grandmothers bake — quietly, every day, for anyone who needed them. Neighbors would arrive with their worries and leave a little lighter, and I watched it happen over and over. When I was six she placed a worn deck in my hands and taught me the lesson I've built my whole life on: tarot isn't fortune-telling. It's a way of paying close attention — to what someone is carrying, and to what they already know but haven't yet said out loud. I never put the cards down.
Once I trusted the cards, I wanted to understand what sat beneath them. The runes and numerology found me in my teens — older, quieter patterns that tarot only hinted at. I read for friends, for family, for anyone who'd sit still long enough, and those years taught me something no book could: people don't come to a reading to be told the future. They come to feel understood. Every reading I've given since starts from that.
At twenty-five I stopped reading only for the people around me and made this my profession. It didn't feel like a leap — it felt like admitting what had been true all along. That's also when I trained in astrology properly, with real classes and real certification, because I believe care and rigor belong together: if someone trusts me with their heart, they deserve my intuition standing on real structure — the sky's timing, the transits, the seasons a life moves through.
Astrology tells me what the sky is doing; the birth chart tells me who it's happening to. Learning to read a chart whole — every house, every placement, the quiet conversations between them — gave me the craft I now begin almost every reading with: a gentle, clear picture of how you're built, what you carry, and where your gifts have been waiting all along.
The final piece. When I learned to read how a chart shifts across the map, my readings stopped being only about who you are — they opened up to where you're meant to be. Some of the letters that have moved me most came from this work: people who finally understood why one city always felt heavy, and why another felt like breathing out.
Twenty-five years with the cards, sixteen of them professional, and well over twenty-five thousand readings later, I still feel the same quiet pull I felt at that kitchen table. Every reading gets all six of my crafts and my whole attention — written by hand, in my own words, always on your side. My Nonna taught me to read for people, never at them. That's why I write to you like family — because while I'm holding your question, that's what you are to me.
Intuition matters, but so does method. These are the four things I hold to in every single reading I send.
Every reading runs through all six tools. When the cards, the chart, the sky, the runes and the numbers all point the same way, that's when I know it's true — not a guess.
No templates, no automation, nothing generated. I sit with your question myself and write to you the way I'd write to a dear friend.
I won't tell you only what you want to hear. Gently, always — but the truth is the whole reason you came to me in the first place.
The question you send me is rarely the real one. Part of my work is finding the question sitting quietly underneath it — and answering that too.
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