Over: 30 Years of Therapy - In: Trying Out Psychic Healing

"Some New York area residents are fed up with their therapists, ditching their shrinks for psychics who give them 'real' guidance instead." - New York Post, October 10, 2023


A favorite among the psychic services they choose is The Tarot Card Reading. The usual "order" from them, in-person, by phone, or via chat, is: Give me a general reading from the Tarot cards.

As with therapy, many Tarot clients need to just talk. Our society is becoming increasingly self-absorbed. No one is listening. Not even significant others. 

When they "get it out" then they are ready for me to channel into their energy. That is direct. Unlike the experience of myriad psychotherapies we psychics don't operate from a rigid school of thought taught in an academic degree program. Instead we journey right into the subconscious. The result: efficient healing. Frequently we Tarot healers can accomplish in 30 minutes what might not even occur after 30 years of traditional therapy. 

In addition, there is no distancing: There is the therapist and there is the patient or client. Psychic services, if performed with the appropriate intent, are seamless. That's exactly why the process can be quite draining for us readers. Yes, we really do feel your pain. Incidentally when we do medium work we also feel the pain of those who have crossed over - that is, if they haven't completed their karmic tasks in the other dimension and been reincarnated. 

More and more of my new clients are trying out Tarot readings for the first time. They seek relief from their emotional/spiritual distress and hadn't found much of that through conventional therapies. 


Tarot Card Reader. Medium. Intuitive Career Coach.

Don’t Give Up Before the Miracle.

Empathy and compassion.

No-pressure complimentary consultation about the answers you need. Then, fees custom-made for your budget.

For an appointment, please contact janegenova374@gmail.com or text 203-468-8579.


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