Before your reading

Session Prep ~

In order to get the best possible session there are a few things we recommend that you do to prepare. Please read this information and create a list of five to ten (or more) questions that you wish to ask.

Doing this ahead of time creates a more concentrated energy around your session and makes it easier for her to get in tune with the information you need to receive. A question is like a target for the intuition.

If you like you may send (via email) your questions a few days prior to your session. If I have time I can begin tuning in and taking notes before your session.

There are several common focal points often brought up in sessions. Listed below are some things that may assist you to find yours. You may wish to form questions in these areas.

Business & Career

New Ventures ~ Strategy ~ Partnerships ~ Finance ~

Probable Outcomes ~ Visioning ~ Market Trends ~ Paths of Action - Employees ~ Legal Issues

Personal or Business

Relationships ~ Life Lessons - Creativity & Self Expression ~ Relocation & Travel ~~ Family 

Dynamics ~Power Issues ~ Purpose Spiritual & Religious Concerns ~ Patterns & Habits

Being specific about what you’d like to know is helpful. The greater the focal point the clearer the information will be.

An example would be to ask about someone in your life (or company) about whom you have concerns. State your concerns as concisely as possible, and include their first or full name. Photos are helpful, though not essential, when dealing with a focus on people and relationships. You may also wish to know the different energies around several choices you are faced with, etc. Ask a question about anything you want clarity on and Stacey will do her best to provide you with helpful information.

Due to the complexity of data involved when reading a business or corporation, Stacey requires a thorough briefing before this type of consultation. Once this is done she can work with you on any questions or issues within the company. These sessions usually run two hours with time for a 10 minute break in between.