Well, isn’t that a loaded question? I guess I’ll start by telling you who I used to be.

I used to be a trauma therapist in Manhattan, New York. I graduated from New York University with a Master’s in Mental Health Counseling after receiving a Bachelor’s in Sociology.

I’ve always had a deep love for and desire to know people from all walks of life. My service-driven heart, personal trauma history, and educational background led me to pursue a career in mental health and I loved it. For 5 years, “the work” woke me up every morning. I dedicated my life to helping my clients gain insight and grow into the people they wanted to be, the people I always knew they could be. This dedication helped me to achieve “success” as the majority of the working world would define it. More specifically, I owned and operated a thriving practice in Midtown Manhattan. A dream come true… but sometimes our dreams change, especially when we become aware of the voids in our lives, which was what happened to me. I noticed that the work stopped fulfilling me due to the constraints of the profession. Red tape and the overintellectualization of the soul began to hinder my intuitive abilities (and I became increasingly aware of an important truth: Not everything in this world can be explained by psychology... in fact, most things can't be), so I made a drastic change. I decided to leave everything I built in pursuit of… more. This is how I wound up in the spiritual field.

I had always engaged in occult practices outside of my work, providing services without payment, and realized my inner knowing and natural channeling abilities were to thank for my achievements in the world of mental health, I just had to hear things like, “How in the world did you know that?” and “You must be a wizard,” enough times within that space to figure it out.

Today, I use the gifts spirit has given me, such as mediumship, prophecy, and exhortation to help those who seek it on a greater scale. The best part? I get to do so on my terms, without the constraints of bureaucracy and self-limiting psychology speech (AND with the help of the deceased).

Now that you know a bit about who I was and who I am, I’ll tell you who I want to be. I want to be your guide, mentor, medium, and your friend, but most importantly, I want to be your teacher. You have spiritual gifts too, we all do. You might just need a little help in figuring out which ones you have and how to use them. My goal with every client I take on is to help them get to a place where they feel they no longer need my services.

I describe my approach to this work as direct, poetic, conscientious, and kind. If you’re looking to find love, gain clarity, stay on your sacred path, and experience a “quantum leap” in terms of spiritual growth, then you have come to the right place. My ideal client is open-minded, wants to see change (internally and externally), and, in the words of Scott Mescudi, understands that “peace is something that starts with me”. It should be noted that I work especially well with creatives (professionals and hobbyists alike).

Whether any of this resonates or not, I believe you found me for a reason. I cannot wait to work with you.

Please take good care in the meantime.

Long live the spiritual revolution,

KATHERINE KROWE