
I’m a psychic, but turning psychic work into a professional practice wasn’t always an obvious path for me.
As a child, I sometimes had flashes. I would see or sense certain things without really knowing what to do with them. I simply assumed everyone experienced that. Alongside this, I was an avid reader and always had a strong bond with animals. Neither of those two passions ever left me.
For a long time, what I wanted most was to see the world. I left Paris, studied marketing, journalism, and communications in the United States, then came back to France to train in publishing and the press. I went on to live in Ireland, the Netherlands, Spain… and today, the Middle East…
Moving between countries fed my curiosity and shaped the way I look at people. Discovering other cultures, other ways of living, stepping outside the familiar: I’ve always loved that.
The Big Shift
Psychic reading, though, was always somewhere in my life. I'd read cards for friends, colleagues, sometimes just at a get-together. And wherever I went, I kept finding myself, again and again, with a deck of cards in my hands.
The reactions were usually the same: "Why don’t you charge for this?" "You should make it your job."
For a long time, I didn't really think about it. Psychic reading was part of my life, but I didn't picture myself turning it into a profession. Then, after going from one assignment to the next, alternating periods of intense work with periods of total freedom, I found myself wanting something else. Not just a different job. A different way of living. I wanted to slow down, have more control over my time, spend more time in nature and around animals, and explore subjects that had always sparked my curiosity but that I had never really devoted myself to.
That's when I decided to look at psychic reading differently and make it my profession. What had started as something I did to help others became a calling that fulfills me.

My approach to psychic reading

I’ve never wanted to turn psychic reading into a performance, or to lock you into a prediction. What matters to me is that a reading allows you to see things differently: a situation that has you stumped, a dynamic you hadn’t identified, possibilities you hadn’t considered.
I work with my perceptions and flashes, and I also use a variation of the Marseille Tarot that helps me understand the dynamics of events and gives me a way to time them. I prefer a direct, clear approach, without dramatization. I won’t tell you what you want to hear simply to reassure you, but I know how to present outcomes that may sometimes be feared, along with the opportunities they can hold.
A reading should give you insight, perspective, and a clearer understanding of your situation. The final decision is always yours. You should never give up your free will — it is your sovereignty.
Today
I still love books, animals, nature, and discovery. And I believe my professional and personal path has everything to do with how I practice today: staying curious, observing, listening, trying to understand what’s really at play behind a situation — and above all, finding solutions.
Clairvoyance has become my profession, yet I haven’t forgotten everything that came before it. That is likely what defines me best: a clairvoyant with a life rich in experience, who loves understanding people just as much as the situations they are going through.
Many people have trusted me for over fifteen years now see their reviews.
To find out a little more about me, you can also read my interview for Astrocenter.

My Path to You
« What is possible deserves its chance. »
Albert Camus




