About Crisann

Hello, love. I’m Crisann.

Mother, mystic, survivor, and card-slinger with a soft spot for Ted Lasso, ancient runes, and following the signs. I read symbols, energy, patterns, and occasionally the room, especially when the vibe is weird.

I’ve been practicing intuitive work and divination for two decades, but truthfully, I’ve been tuned in for as long as I can remember.

I grew up outside Chicago in the golden haze of the John Hughes era, in a home where my mom’s metaphysical leanings meant astrology and the unseen were discussed as casually as meatloaf and MTV. At seventeen, I picked up my first tarot deck. It was a full-body yes. I’ve been reading ever since.

My life since then has been part mystic, part mother, part creative adventure, and more than a little miraculous.

I’m a Stage IV cancer survivor with titanium in my bones and a spirit that has proven extraordinarily difficult to kill. Cancer arrived in 2020, uninvited and spectacularly rude, breaking bones and rearranging nearly everything I thought I knew about my life.

But somewhere between the infusions, grief, fury, healing, and starting over, the fog lifted.

What remained was clarity.

And a symbol already tattooed on my arm: the Vegvísir, the Icelandic magical stave known as the Wayfinder, traditionally associated with finding your way through rough weather.

Turns out, it had been pointing me here all along.

My path has taken me from Mumbai to the yoga mat, from music and performance to breathwork, from luxury property management to creating candles, courses, and oracle decks inspired by mythology, intuition, and the strange little breadcrumbs life leaves in our path.

Divination is one of my languages.

Creating beauty and meaning from chaos may be another.

Today, I work with people who are seeking clarity, insight, healing, direction, or simply a little help hearing their own inner knowing again. My readings are intuitive, practical, compassionate, and occasionally a bit spooky in their accuracy. My guides have opinions. Apparently.

But this work isn’t really about predicting the future.

It’s about recognizing where you are.

Remembering who you are.

And finding your way toward what comes next.

You already have more wisdom inside you than you think.

Sometimes you just need a compass.

Ready?

Let’s find your way.