My Approach

As an astrologer, I’m an interpreter of symbols and a maker of meaning. My role is to help you remember that your relationship with the cosmos is intrinsic, accessible and unwavering.

My practice is rooted in traditional Hellenistic astrology and my approach bridges worlds—the archetypal and the personal, the symbolic and the tangible, the eternal and the fleeting. I focus on making astrology relevant to you in the here and now. As a translator between you and your chart, I draw on my education, lived experience and intuition, ancient mythology and even pop culture to reveal meaning and provide clarity during our sessions.

Most importantly, readings with me are conversational and practical. We’ll untangle your curiosities and concerns together.

My offerings will evolve as I do, but if you’re wondering about the specific techniques I use, you can find that information here:

  • I currently use:

    • The tropical zodiac

    • The Whole Sign house system

    • The seven classical planets

    • The three outer planets (in specific contexts)

    • The nodes

    • Traditional rulers

    • The five major aspects

    • Essential and accidental dignity

    I currently offer:

    • Natal astrology

    • Timing work (using transits and annual profections)

  • I do not currently use:

    • The sidereal zodiac

    • Quadrant-based house systems

    • Modern rulers

    • Minor aspects

    • Asteroids

    • Fixed stars

    I do not currently offer:

    • Electional astrology

    • Horary astrology

    • Synastry

    • Chart rectification

“I personally don’t ‘believe’ in astrology; I practice it.”
— Diana Rose Harper

My Education

The most significant astrological education I’ve received has been with Adam Elenbaas. Having completed his Ancient Astrology for the Modern Mystic course, I continue to study with him.

Other influential teachers have been Chris Brennan, through The Hellenistic Astrology Course and The Astrology Podcast, and Claire Gallagher, whose approach to astrology initiated me back into my studies after several years away.

Some other astrologers who I continue to learn from through their writing, classes, and other offerings include Austin Coppock, Demetra George, Diana Rose Harper, Maeg Keane, and Chani Nicholas, to name just a few.

“It’s important to realize that astrology teaches us to see the eternal within the temporary.”
— Adam Elenbaas

About Me

I grew up in a family where the Vedic astrologer was one of the first people you called upon the birth of a baby. But like many before me, my love of astrology truly began as a kid sitting on the floor of a bookstore, pouring over that sun sign astrology classic, The Secret Language of Birthdays. I’ve been studying and practicing astrology ever since.

When I’m not reading charts, you’ll find me spending time with my husband and two kids, enjoying an audiobook on a very long walk, training Muay Thai at my local gym, or learning three languages at a time on Duolingo (currently French, German and Irish).

“If astrology does its job, it offers a mirror in which we see both our best selves and our growth edges.”
— Chani Nicholas

FAQ

  • My practice is rooted in Hellenistic astrology, an ancient tradition that flourished in the Mediterranean region from roughly the first century BCE until the seventh century CE. With the broader availability of translated texts today, this approach is experiencing a resurgence. I'm personally drawn to its structured framework, which allows me to be both methodical and creative in chart interpretation.

    That said, in specific contexts, I do incorporate components outside the Hellenistic tradition. For example, I use outer planets in natal chart readings if there are close aspects or if an outer is transiting a personal planet.

  • Earthlight is the sunlight that reflects off the Earth's surface back out into space. It can sometimes be seen softly illuminating the dark side of a crescent Moon.

    This concept mirrors my experience of astrology: as earthly, earthbound beings, we gaze out into the cosmos, and though subtle at first, we see ourselves reflected back.

    Plus, I like that the name nods to my earth- and fire-heavy chart.

  • Since we're all sharing...

    My Sun is in Aries, my Moon is in Taurus, and my Ascendant is in Virgo.

“The moment doesn’t determine significance for us - we assign significance to the moment.”
— Geoffrey Cornelius

Land Acknowledgement

I live and work in T'karonto, now known as Toronto. In Kanien’kéha (Mohawk), T’karonto means “where there are trees standing in the water.” I acknowledge that this city exists on colonized ground and that this land is the home and traditional territory of the Anishinaabe (including the Mississaugas of the Credit), Haudenosaunee, and Huron-Wendat peoples. Today, it’s also home to many diverse First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.