Reading Types
Find the kind of reading that fits your question.
You don’t need to know the right vocabulary to get matched — just tell us what’s going on and we’ll take it from there. But if you’re curious what’s out there, here’s a plain-language guide.
Love & Relationships
What it’s for: New relationships, breakups, situationships you can’t stop thinking about, or a long marriage that’s hit a rough patch.
Who it suits: Anyone trying to understand where they stand with someone, or whether to stay, go, or wait it out.
What to ask: “What is this person actually feeling?” or “Is this relationship moving toward something, or away?”
Career & Money
What it’s for: A job offer you’re on the fence about, a business idea, a raise you’re afraid to ask for, or a general sense of being stuck.
Who it suits: People at a professional crossroads who want a fresh, intuitive read on a decision they’ve been circling for weeks.
What to ask: “Is this the right time to make a move?” or “What’s really blocking me from progressing here?”
Tarot
What it’s for: Open-ended questions where you want a structured, symbolic look at a situation from a few different angles.
Who it suits: Anyone who likes a visual, story-driven format, or isn’t sure exactly what to ask and wants the cards to help shape the question.
What to ask: “What do I need to see about this situation that I’m missing?”
Mediumship
What it’s for: Connecting with the memory and presence of someone who has passed — a parent, partner, friend, or pet.
Who it suits: Anyone carrying grief who wants comfort, closure, or the sense of a message getting through.
What to ask: Come with an open heart rather than a specific test — the strongest connections tend to come through naturally, not on command.
Spiritual Guidance
What it’s for: Feeling disconnected, searching for meaning, navigating a big life transition, or wanting to understand a recurring pattern.
Who it suits: People less focused on a single yes/no question and more interested in the bigger picture of where they are in life.
What to ask: “What do I need to understand about this season of my life?”
Life Path
What it’s for: The “what now?” moments — after a graduation, a move, a divorce, or a milestone birthday that has you rethinking everything.
Who it suits: Anyone standing at a genuine fork in the road who wants perspective on the direction ahead, not a single narrow answer.
What to ask: “What does my path forward actually look like from here?”
Not Sure Which Fits?
That’s exactly what matching is for.
Most people who come to Kindred don’t arrive with a tidy category in mind — they arrive with a feeling, a worry, or a question they can barely put into words. That’s fine. Tell us what’s going on in your own words, and we’ll figure out which type of reading (and which reader) actually fits.