Archetypal Astrologer & Depth Psychologist
For three decades I have worked with people at moments of inner fracture, transition, and reconstruction, when old ways of living no longer hold and something deeper is pressing to emerge.
There is a pattern beneath biography.
Most people sense it long before they can describe it, the feeling that certain themes, reactions, and life situations keep repeating, even when external circumstances change.
This work is about identifying that underlying pattern with precision.
Not as personality typing or prediction, but as a form of depth reading: paying attention to what consistently repeats in your life, where the internal tension sits, and what has not yet been fully understood or integrated.
When something is named precisely, your relationship to it changes. You are no longer inside a vague experience of “something is wrong” or “something is missing.” You can begin to see structure.
That shift is often where real change begins and not from more insight, but from clearer perception of what is actually happening.
The work draws on three traditions:
Archetypal Astrology — Richard Tarnas’s framework in which the natal chart is a precise map of the soul’s configuration of living archetypal principles. Not prediction. Architecture.
Depth Psychology — the tradition of Jung, Hillman, and Woodman, which treats the psyche as a living reality with its own intelligence and direction. The task is not to fix it. The task is to read it accurately.
Transpersonal Psychology — Stanislav Grof’s mapping of four foundational states of consciousness that operate beneath all biographical experience, integrated with Tarnas’s planetary correlations for diagnostic precision.
This work is for a specific person.
You have done serious inner work. You are not psychologically naive. And you have arrived somewhere the existing frameworks have not been able to fully reach a foundational layer beneath the biographical, beneath the therapeutic, that does not yield to the tools designed for the surface.
You are in genuine transition. Not between jobs. Between versions of yourself. If that is where you are, this work is built for precisely that territory.
One commitment.
To read what is present rather than what is comfortable to name. Not because difficulty is the goal, but because genuine precision is the only form of respect available in this kind of work.
Thirty years of working at this intersection has produced one specific conviction: the soul knows what it is doing. The wound that has been costing the most is almost always the source of the most needed gift. If that quality of attention is what you are looking for, the work begins with the Discovery and Diagnostic call.