If you've ever sat in a therapist's office wondering why you feel so broken, or scrolled through Instagram at 2 AM questioning why everyone else seems to have it figured out while you're barely holdinIf you've ever sat in a therapist's office wondering why you feel so broken, or scrolled through Instagram at 2 AM questioning why everyone else seems to have it figured out while you're barely holding it together, this one's for you.

There’s a growing curiosity these days about where modern medicine ends and something deeper and more intuitive begins. Many people are asking the same quiet question: Why do I feel this way when nothing seems “wrong” on paper? For those living with unexplained symptoms or chronic issues that don’t fit neatly into a diagnosis, it can be frustrating, even isolating.

Medical astrology offers a different way of looking at health. It doesn’t diagnose or replace medicine, but it does provide a symbolic map, a kind of cosmic blueprint of a person’s physical and emotional makeup. Based on the time, date, and place of birth, the astrological chart can highlight patterns and predispositions that often show up in the body long before they show up in a lab test.

Many Millennials and Gen Z are turning to astrology and tarot as part of their emotional and spiritual growth. Some people call it a trend, but I believe it’s much deeper than that.

Why do we keep ending up in the same kind of relationship? Why do we struggle with desire, or feel disconnected in moments that are supposed to feel close? What does it really mean to have a healthy, soulful sex life?

Working with teens in therapy isn’t always easy. One minute they’re opening up, the next they’ve shut down behind crossed arms and eye rolls. Between the mood swings, the rebellion, and the “you just don’t get me” energy, it can feel like you're speaking different languages.

Do zodiac signs show up differently depending on your gender?