Hi, I’m Alicia.

My Story

I was 13 when my father told me he was trying to “break me like a horse.”

I ran away from home.

But the truth is, I think I’d been fighting for the right to be myself long before that.

I grew up in a strict Christian home where questioning what I was taught wasn’t exactly encouraged.

And I had a LOT of questions.

When I was 11, I went through a traumatic experience that also brought something I couldn’t explain. A powerful sense of revelation. Like something had opened inside me.

I didn’t have the language for intuition or spiritual awakening back then. I just knew there was something more I wanted to understand.

And I wanted to discover it for myself.

That curiosity eventually led me down a spiritual path my parents couldn’t accept.

We spent many years estranged.

And as much as I believed in the life I was choosing, losing that connection hurt.

Because here’s something I’ve learned about following your own truth.

It sounds beautiful until it costs you something.

Until the people you love don’t understand.

Until you have to make a decision without knowing how it’s going to turn out.

Until the easier choice is to abandon yourself just to keep the peace.

And believe me, I haven’t always chosen myself.

I left my first marriage at 20. Then spent eight years in a relationship that was beautiful in some ways and deeply unhealthy in others.

I know what it’s like to love someone and still know something isn’t right.

To see the red flags and negotiate with yourself about what they mean.

To keep hoping things will change.

And to discover that being deeply intuitive doesn’t automatically mean you’re going to listen to your intuition.

That one took me a while to learn.

Then came another lesson.

A period of intense panic that lasted eight weeks and completely changed the way I lived.

I couldn’t work. I couldn’t teach. I couldn’t keep pushing through life the way I always had.

For someone who had spent years being independent, capable, and determined, it was terrifying.

But it also forced me to look at how often I’d ignored my own limits in the name of being strong.

I had to learn how to listen to myself again.

Not just when it was convenient.

Not just when the answer was something I wanted to hear.

Especially when it wasn’t.

And somewhere along the way, I began to understand something that has become central to my work.

Intuition isn’t just about receiving messages. It’s about what you choose to do with what you know.

At 38, I married a wonderful man. And I got to experience a kind of partnership that felt very different from what I’d known before.

Not because I’d suddenly become perfect at relationships.

But because I’d learned so much about my own patterns, boundaries, fears, and the difference between intensity and safety.

Today, after more than 25 years of studying intuition, spirituality, and human behaviour, I bring all of that into my work.

The training, yes.

But also the relationships. The mistakes. The difficult decisions. The times I ignored myself. And the times I finally listened.

It’s why I don’t approach tarot as a way to hand your power over to someone else.

I don’t want you leaving a reading thinking I have all the answers to your life.

I want you leaving with a clearer understanding of yourself.

Of what’s happening beneath the surface.

Of the patterns you might be repeating.

Of what fear might be influencing.

And of what you may already know but haven’t quite been ready to acknowledge.

Because I’ve learned that knowing yourself and trusting yourself are two very different things.

And sometimes the most powerful thing a reading can do is help you close that gap.

The cards can illuminate the choice. But they can’t live it for you.

And I wouldn’t want them to.

That’s your power.

The Work I Do

I facilitate and teach the Woman’s Medicine Circle as a way to bring women’s wisdom, intuition, and life cycles into everyday life.

I also offer Insight Tarot and Medical Intuition sessions.