When it comes to my personal approach to astrology, something I’ve come to realize after years of applied practice is that, ultimately, no one can know a birth chart as intimately as the person it belongs to.

To me, astrology is a language, and my job as an astrologer is to not only translate the messages outlined in a client’s chart but also to affirm what they already intuitively know.

I believe that, deep down, we all know ourselves to be exactly who we are - an artist, a teacher, an inventor, a caretaker - sometimes even a few different things at once. Yet life’s ups and downs can often cause us to question our place and purpose in this world.

I use astrology as a tool to lift that veil, remind us of our inherent potential and illuminate the path toward a fuller expression of our true selves. My goal is to empower my clients by helping them feel seen, inspired, and confident in who they were born to be.

My Background

My journey with astrology started like many others’: plugging in my birth data as a teen, staring at the maze of lines and symbols and wondering, “What could this all mean?”

Over the years, I’ve committed to unraveling that question - first by exploring the seminars of psychological astrologers Liz Greene and Howard Sasportas, then ultimately pivoting toward a traditional, Hellenistic approach by studying the works of astrologers such as Chris Brennan, Austin Coppock and Demetra George.

Today, I focus on deepening my foundational knowledge by delving into the ancient techniques from the Medieval Islamicate tradition, primarily drawing on the work of renowned astrologer Abu Ma’shar. I owe much of my understanding of these ancient texts to Dr. Ali Olomi, whose contributions to the astrology community in recent years have proven invaluable.

In addition to being a practicing astrologer, I’m a full-time video editor and 2D animator based in NYC.