Tarot is often misunderstood as a tool for predicting the future. In truth, it’s far more powerful than that. Tarot is a mirror, reflecting the patterns, beliefs, and possibilities already present within you. Each card is rich with archetypes, symbols, and imagery that speak directly to the subconscious, offering a language for what can feel difficult to name.

In therapy, Tarot becomes a bridge between the conscious and unconscious mind. The cards open space for reflection, insight, and storytelling. They help illuminate what may be hidden, validate what you’ve been feeling, and spark new perspectives that move you forward. Rather than telling you what will happen, Tarot invites you to explore what is happening now — in your emotions, relationships, choices, and healing journey.

Working with Tarot in therapy is not about superstition; it’s about deepening connection. The symbolism of the cards creates a gentle yet profound way to approach themes of transformation, grief, empowerment, and renewal. Together, we use the cards as prompts for dialogue, journaling, somatic exploration, or simply sitting in awareness of what arises.

Just as therapy helps you uncover meaning and reclaim your story, Tarot enriches the process with imagery that resonates on both an intuitive and psychological level. This blend of traditional therapeutic practice and symbolic guidance allows for a holistic, soul-centered approach to healing.

Tarot doesn’t hand you answers, it reveals the wisdom you already hold within.