Jessica Somerton

There has always been something about the cards that I have been drawn to.

I have had many tarot readings by others that gave me powerful “ah-ha” moments. They helped me focus on what really needed my attention and let all the other noise fall away. Sometimes, the cards confirmed things I already knew deep down, but hearing it from someone else made it easier to process and act on.

It’s amazing how often we doubt our own thoughts!

Tarot has a way of shining a light on those truths we might be avoiding or unsure about.

When I started learning Tarot, I didn’t plan to read for others. At first, it was just a way to connect with myself. But as I worked with the cards, I realized how powerful and clear their messages could be. It wasn’t long before I felt called to share this with others.

Now, I’m on a mission to make Tarot a normal, everyday self-care practice—something that’s accessible and helpful for everyone.

I know there are a lot of misconceptions about Tarot—some people think it’s not for them or dismiss it as silly. My goal is to make Tarot approachable and welcoming for everyone. It’s not about believing in magic; it’s about creating space to reflect, process, and move forward with intention.

A reading with me isn’t about predicting your future.

It’s about helping you connect with your own thoughts and feelings so you can find the clarity and confidence to move forward. Whether you’re facing a big life change, struggling with a decision, or just need a moment of reflection, Tarot is a great tool to help you figure things out.

I love seeing how people connect with tarot in different ways.

Some are drawn to the colors and images on the cards, while others focus on the meanings behind them. No matter what stands out to you, there’s always something in a reading that clicks and helps you see things differently.

Whether you’re new to Tarot or have explored it before, I’m here to guide you. I want to help you uncover the answers already within you and support you on your journey.

Tarot is for everyone, and I’m excited to share it with you.