Lindsay (she/her) comes from a hospitality and beverage career background and lives in the Cincinnati/NKY area with her husband and, up until recently, their super sassy senior kitty Molly Bloom (RIP our most precious sweetheart). If you ask her what she’s drinking it’s probably one of her favorite loose-leaf teas. She is also a full-spectrum doula specializing in abortion and pregnancy loss, and an end of life/death doula. Lindsay’s callings fall around the transitions of life, and she has lived through many herself. With all that 2020 and COVID-19 has brought into our lives, she has been working to move her way out of the hospitality field in order to better serve her callings as she moves into this next stage of her life. Xennial. Ultra-introvert. Hellenic Polytheist. Super awkward.

Lindsay started this site as a vanity page in college named after her complete obsession with everything Phantom of the Opera. She didn’t want to get rid of it, but she also didn’t want it collecting web-dust and decided to embrace the name for the work she’s doing now.

Tarot Work.  Lindsay has been reading tarot since she was a teenager and in 2020 decided to move her work from exclusively friends and family to a professional level and to build the insights and archetypes of the cards into additional coaching-styled services. Lindsay’s specialties in tarot lie in advisory-style reads, especially in relation to life transitions, soul connections, and shadow work guidance. She founded the Journey Through Shadow program to introduce shadow work to people in a safe, accessible, and easy-to-follow way.

Doula Work.  Lindsay started volunteering in the Cincinnati area as an abortion doula in 2018 and has since studied further and built her own independent full-spectrum doula practice centered around abortion and pregnancy loss support. She has attended surgical abortion procedures and held space with hundreds of pregnant people through various stages of their non-birth pregnancy experiences.  She has also studied End of Life Doula work with the Doulagivers Institute and taken supplementary courses through The Open Center‘s “Art of Dying Institute” and from other teachers to offer services in end of life planning, in patient and family support for those making their end of life plans, and for those actively going through the death and dying process.