If you’ve found your way here, you’re likely feeling the stir of something deeper — the pull toward clarity, healing, or a path that finally reflects who you truly are. Whether you're navigating grief, transition, or simply trying to hear your own soul more clearly, this is a space for that sacred work.

My name is Christopher, and I offer intuitive tarot readings and life enrichment coaching for those ready to break old patterns, reclaim their truth, and live more purposefully. My work blends spiritual insight with grounded, compassionate guidance — drawing from tools like tarot, shadow integration, dreamwork, coaching, and symbolic reflection.

But this isn’t just a service. It’s a path I practice.

My Path and Professional Roots

I worked under the guidance of Dr. Janet and Clyde Mott as a Life Enrichment Coach, supporting adults recovering from traumatic brain injuries and life altering events. I witnessed firsthand how deep healing happens — often without words, but never without presence.

I hold a BA in Sociology and a BS in Social Services, with minors in Philosophy and Anthropology, and I’m certified as a Mindfulness and Forgiveness Coach with an attunement in Reiki. These credentials gave me the structure and intuition to guide transformation — but it was my own unraveling that taught me how to live from soul.

During that time, I also immersed myself in the world of mixed martial arts. What began as a physical outlet became a deep initiation into community, discipline, and the unspoken code of respect that forms between men who test their limits together. I trained alongside elite athletes — including a four-time state champion and the #2 grappler in the world — and I learned that growth only happens when you surround yourself with those who challenge you.

You don’t level up your ground game by avoiding pressure. You grow by stepping in — again and again — until instinct is forged from repetition and trust.

That experience taught me what brotherhood can look like. That iron sharpens iron. That no man rises alone. And that the quality of the men around you will either fortify your spirit or fracture it.

The Breaking Point

For years, I moved inside the expected roles: husband, father, provider. I trained. I hiked. I kept going. But beneath it all were silent contracts — unspoken agreements with guilt, performance, and emotional isolation. I didn’t yet know what it meant to be a man — only what I’d been told to do.

That changed when life as I knew it crumbled. A divorce shook the identity I’d been conditioned to believe. In my shattered belief system, something sacred emerged. I met my wife, Jessica — an intuitive healer and trauma-informed practitioner — and through our partnership, I was invited into the kind of truth I had spent a lifetime avoiding.

Why I Work with Men

Through my healing, I came to see how disconnected most men are — from their bodies, their grief, their intuition, and their partners. I saw it in myself. I see it every day in those I now work with. And I knew I was being called to help men reclaim their internal compass — not through shame or correction, but through truth, awareness, and remembrance.

I now guide men into a new definition of masculinity — one that is rooted in presence, not control. One that makes room for vulnerability, relational integrity, fatherhood, emotional courage, and spiritual depth. Not to become “better men,” but to become free men — attuned to their partners, children, communities, and inner truth.

What I Offer

Whether you’re seeking clarity through intuitive tarot, structure through coaching, or integration through both — I provide trauma-informed, spiritually grounded, and soul-centered support.

I work with clients who are:

• Deconstructing outdated masculine roles

• Grieving what can’t be fixed

• Awakening after spiritual crisis

• Seeking depth in their relationships

• Or simply craving a safe space to come home to themselves

Every session is a sacred space — a mirror, a guidepost, a return.

You are not broken. You are becoming.
And if you're ready to remember who you are — I'm here to walk with you.