About

I grew up in Copenhagen and moved to Berkeley, California, in 1999.
 

That year, I started training as an intuitive reader at the Berkeley Psychic Institute. From 2004 to 2022, I was in a prolonged apprenticeship with Phyllis Pay, a master intuitive teacher and practitioner of Tibetan Buddhism, at The Intuitive Energy Center, also in Berkeley.
 

I have provided consultations to many people from all sorts of backgrounds and at all sorts of stages in their lives. Gradually, I came to understand the specific method I use to read.
 

How I Work
 

I often begin with an image.
 

It is usually pretty ordinary. A house, a road, a shield, an animal, a child, a part of the body. At first I may not know why I am seeing it. So I stay with it.
 

A pattern starts to appear in the image.
 

Maybe a person has, over the years, adjusted themselves to fit in and, as a result, lost contact with their true self. Maybe the mind is making great efforts to feel secure while the body craves something different. A traditional method of self-protection has gradually turned into a prison. Maybe the person knows exactly what they should do but still does not have enough trust in themselves to carry it out.
 

What I am more concerned about is what this information means for your current life.
 

We could consider childhood, relationships, work, the body, the spirit, or the future, but I always return to the present moment. What is going on beneath all of this? What are you being asked to notice? And what might happen if you met it differently?
 

Intuition and Ordinary Life
 

The way I read is spiritual, but I am practical, and I'm interested in the point where intuition and everyday life come together.
 

A beautiful insight means little if we cannot live it.
 

Sometimes living it means having a conversation we have avoided. We might need to learn to set a boundary or rest when we would normally push. Leaving space before a big decision or recognizing that a familiar voice of fear is not the same as intuition.
 

Sometimes the change is outward. More often it begins inside.
 

Over time, I have been drawn to people at a crossroads, moving through a change in work, relationship, identity, purpose, or place. The old map has stopped working. The new one is not drawn yet. Something important is happening in these times.
 

What a Reading Is, and Is Not
 

I may see something strongly. I may offer a possibility you had not considered. Sometimes what comes is surprisingly specific. But you remain the authority on your life.
 

The future is not fixed, and I have no interest in making anyone dependent on predictions. Our awareness, free will, and our willingness to change- all of it keeps shaping what becomes possible.
 

This is not therapy, and it is not medical treatment. A reading is a place where intuition, deep listening, imagery, psychological understanding, and practical sense can meet. At its best, it brings into view something that has been sitting just beyond your awareness. Something you may already know but have not been able to name.
 

My Own Crossroads
 

I have lived through enough change to know that transformations are far more elegant afterward than they feel at the time.

My life has held marriage and divorce, parenthood, business, writing, spiritual practice, uncertainty, loss, and more than one change of direction. After many years in the United States, I have returned to Copenhagen and am building a life again in the city where mine began.
 

None of this makes me an expert on anyone else's life. It has only made me less afraid of the places where life stops making sense for a while.
 

A crossroads is not proof that something has gone wrong. Sometimes it is where a truer life begins.
 

My Books
 

Alongside the readings, I write.
 

I write about self-understanding, relationships, spirit, consciousness, and the inner patterns that shape us. For me, the books and the readings come from the same curiosity. Both try to make the invisible a little more visible, one through conversation, the other through words on a page. At their best, both help us recognize something in ourselves.
 

What I Offer
 

When someone wants change in their life, sometimes it takes spiritual insight. Sometimes psychological understanding. Sometimes courage. And sometimes it simply takes a quiet place where someone can help you see the map more clearly.
 

That is the work I offer.