Working as a Reader
with Women in Recovery

I have been volunteering for a few years now at John Volken Academy in Surrey, a therapeutic community for young people in recovery from many different kinds of addiction.

At first, I taught sewing and crafts, then I began taking the women on outings to visit therapeutic horses and outdoor theatre.

As we got to know each other, they were curious how I made a living, wanting to know about the information I share in readings.

Lately, when I visit the women on Monday evenings, we pull cards.

We sit in a circle around their large dining room table, and they pull 3 cards from each of the decks I use — I work with 2 Tarot decks and my own, Cards of Balance.

Then we discuss what is going on in their lives, with aid of the cards.

There are often fun gasps of amazement as the cards mirror what is happening for them, encouraging them along on their incredibly courageous paths.

Being with these women is a highlight of my week.

I feel so blessed to be included on their journeys
as they change into Who They Truly Are.

October 20, 2021 By Kathleen

Being a Reader

I work as a reader online (to book an appointment please go: here) and in person at White Rabbits, 3666 West 4th Avenue, Vancouver and TAP Spirit, Gasoline Alley, Fort Langley.

When I do readings I use the Tarot, and a deck I have created myself called, Cards of Balance, that focuses on Universal Laws, Divine Qualities, our dimensional reality connected to a 13 chakra system.

Often I talk about the importance of sitting still in the heart — out of the mind — imagining a pebble drop from mind to heart and sitting there heart listening.

It’s quite different from being in the mind and meditating.

With consistency, one can become quite adept at communicating with our guidance, through the heart.

The other thing I always tend to mention when I’m a reader is how important it is to be balanced, in equal Love for the Divine Mother and the Divine Father, which relates back to our own mother and father, or our early life caregivers.

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March 31, 2021 By Kathleen

Face Masks
for Admiral Seymour School
& Total Donated

March 30th, I found my way to the office of Admiral Seymour School, 1130 Keefer Street, Vancouver to deliver face masks.

It’s a strange thing when the outside door to the office is locked due to a pandemic.

Luckily, 2 children running by said to go up some outside stairs, and once inside I wound my way around to the office, looking at pink arrows on the floor designating which side of the hall to stay on.

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October 20, 2020 By Kathleen