the twenty-two archetypes of the major arcana, along with the sixteen archetypes of the minor arcana, explore everything from huge transformations to quiet comfort. capturing essential aspects of the human experience, each archetype represents something important, necessary, powerful, and magical — something that at some point in your life, you've needed, craved, or wished for.

but sometimes, these archetypes feel out of reach.

the world is incredibly heavy, painful, and difficult right now. and whether you're struggling to connect with the tarot through your readings, hungry for support from the cards, or looking for an anchor in this ever-shifting world, the tarot has got an archetype that can help — and i can show you how to work with it.

working with tarot archetypes doesn't have to be intimidating, nor does it have to look any one way. this is the kind of practice that has no prerequisites: you can find the medicine in the archetypes whether you're brand new to the cards, have been reading for decades, or anything in between.

archetype medicine includes everything you need to figure out which archetype will be the best support for you in this exact moment, identify what they can offer, begin a practice of support in your daily life, and feel encouraged, inspired, comforted, challenged, or whatever else you may be craving.

best of all, you can use this resource again and again, whenever you need a dose of something different. these techniques are easy to repeat, making this a powerful framework to utilize as part of your personal practice.

all you need to get started is a tarot deck, and a place to record any notes that you want to record during the lecture.

a basic familiarity with the archetypes of the major arcana (and, if you choose to include them, the court cards of the minor arcana) may be helpful, but is not required.

beyond these items, bring an open mind and a curious heart, and you'll be good to go.