by Theresa Reed | Apr 30, 2012 | Reader's Studio, Tarot, Tarot Community, Tarot Conferences
Sunday morning I woke up bright and early after a great night’s sleep. Although it was a lighter schedule ahead, I knew today would still feel like a long day. I strolled down to the breakfast roundtable hosted by Marcia McCord expecting more knowledge over load...
by Theresa Reed | Apr 29, 2012 | Reader's Studio, Tarot, Tarot Conferences, Uncategorized
Today would be the most content heavy day of the Reader’s Studio with two master workshops! I was sure to get a seat in the “breakfast roundtable” led by Nancy Antenucci, author of one of my favorite tarot books, Psychic Tarot. Nancy led a story telling group where...
by Theresa Reed | Apr 28, 2012 | Reader's Studio, Tarot
Even though we had the class with the Amberstones, Friday is the “official” beginning of Reader’s Studio. Ruth Ann and Wald began the event by welcoming everyone warmly. This was followed up by a ritual, which charged the energy of the room and alerted us that now...
by Theresa Reed | Apr 27, 2012 | Tarot
I had been anticipating the annual Reader’s Studio event for weeks. Not just because it’s a chance to do non-stop tarot, but it’s also an opportunity for me to hang with friends and go back to my old stomping grounds in NY. I arrived two days early with my daughter...
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by Theresa Reed | May 3, 2011 | Reader's Studio
Last year after RS10 completed, I took some time to reflect on what I learned. I was surprised at what I took away from the experience and it surely convinced me that I needed to go to RS11. This year, I walked away with many things: 1. Thanks to the class with the...
I’m Theresa Reed (aka, The Tarot Lady). I’ve been a full-time tarot reader for 30+ years — which, in my industry, makes me pretty badass.
I’m definitely not your average Tarot expert — I drop the F-bomb, I quote rappers, and I’m obsessed with pop culture. Folks come to me for straight-talk + tough-love — without the woo-woo fluff. 
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