There are plenty of ways to engage with my work. You can purchase a course or workshop, join the Moon Studio Patreon or Substack, or buy Many Moons. 

There’s plenty of free resources as well: listen to the Moonbeaming podcast, sign up for the studio’s newsletter, check out the journal, or follow me on social media for plenty of free education.

If you are looking to work with me 1-on-1, my books are only open infrequently to my former clients, and once in a while, I open them to my Patreon supporters. The best way to find a practitioner is through specificity, discernment, word-of-mouth, and of course, referrals. So, we wanted to share some with you. If you are looking for a practitioner, below are some the Moon Studio currently endorses.

Practioner Recommendations

Anthony Perrotta. You know him, you love him, and so do I. Contributing astrologer to Many Moons, a frequent guest on Moonbeaming. Anthony is so brilliant, astute, kind, and intuitive. He’s a skilled astrologer who meets you where you are.

Jeff Hinshaw. Jeff is so warm, getting a reading with him is like a beautiful hug for your entire being. They combine Tarot and astrology in really inventive and original ways.

Get $22 off of readings for anyone who uses the coupon code: GOTTESSS This can be used for both deep-dive astrology readings and Tarot healing sessions.

Sam Reynolds aka Unlock Astrology. Sam is my astrology teacher. Sam is so incredibly knowledgeable, comes to astrology from a skeptic’s background, and is intuitive and wise.

Use the code SARAH for a $20 discount on your first session with him.

Renee Sills. Another fantastic astrologer who runs the community Embodied Astrology. Listen to Renee and I’s podcast episode here. 

Rashunda Tramble of Stay Woke Tarot. What can I say, she’s the best. A reader’s reader and my personal Tarot reader.

Take $10 off a one-hour, online reading with code MOONSTUDIO10

Sanyu Estelle. A super-gifted seer and Tarot reader. She’s brilliant and tells it like it is. Check out her guest appearances on Moonbeaming, talking about the shadows of the Lovers and the Chariot. 

Theresa Reed. Theresa doesn't do Tarot readings for the public anymore, but she offers up other goods, as well as incredible free resources, like her podcasts.

Natalie Miles. Natalie is a channel, psychic medium, writer, and author. Her podcast, Things That Die, is an incredible resource and a must-listen.

Shauna Cummins. Shauna is the hypnotist I go to, she’s very skilled and creates a gentle and grounded space for one to go within.

Take $33 off one session with code SARAH

Sherise Lee. A hypnotist, artist, and friend who offers multi-modality work under the name Sun Sun.

Queer Healers. A great resource for finding… queer healers! One of the organizers is Gala Mukomolova, my favorite horoscope writer. 😊

Monica Magtoto. Monica has a variety of teaching support, yoga, and energy work experience, and a background in small business, as an artist and energy worker. Monica is a beloved part of Moon Studio’s education offerings and community, helping me facilitate my classes.

Susan Ateh. Susan is a breathwork facilitator, actor, and writer. The studio has been lucky enough to experience her expertise in our workshops.

Marissa Knox, Ph.D. Marissa is a teacher, researcher, writer, and beloved member of the Moon Studio community: many of you know Marissa when she facilitated Clear Channels.

 

This is not an exhaustive list! There are many more I love and recommend — some who have been on Moonbeaming and in Many Moons 🙂. Read on for even more advice on how to find a practitioner.

 

How to Find a Practioner

1.) Word of mouth. Ask your friends: have them tell you why they liked the reading and what they got out of it. Ask them if you think they'd like it.

2.) If a practitioner you love is booked, ask them for referrals. Every practitioner has folks they recommend or have worked with.

3.) Read their content, resources, and education. Most practitioners also have books, websites and blog posts, podcasts, and social media*. If their media resonates, then their services will probably resonate with you too.

4.) If someone's life seems to be chaotic, out of control and constantly filled with drama, or if they act like they are the ultimate authority with a steady stream of life advice and never admit flaws or vulnerability, maybe you don't want them up in your energy field helping your soul. Just sayin'.

(This is basic life advice in general, thank me later.)

5.) On that note, be specific and discerning about your needs. Maybe you need your reader to explicitly share that they are Trans, Non-binary, and Queer friendly—or maybe you need your practitioner to be Queer, Trans, or Non-Binary. Maybe you need your reader to clearly state that they are anti-racist—or be Black, Indigenous, Latinx, AAPI, or of your own particular background. Maybe it is important to you that they be trauma-informed. Be extra discerning of Q-Anon type content. Be clear on what would make you feel safe and welcome.

• • The best practitioners I know do not have a huge social media presence or following. They might not even have a social media account! This is where word-of-mouth comes in handy.