About Me
How I Practice
My practice blends traditional and evolutionary astrology, combining careful chart analysis with a soul-centered approach to counseling. Rather than viewing these traditions as competing perspectives, I see them as complementary. I honor astrology's ancient foundations while remaining open to ongoing scholarship, cross-cultural perspectives, and the evolving nature of the craft.
Also, when doing predictive work, my primary goal is to protect and strengthen your agency, not limit it. Except in areas like fertility timing, I find transit work is most meaningful when it focuses on timing, possibility, and inner development rather than trying to predict specific external events. Astrology can illuminate the landscape, but you're still the one deciding how to move through it.
What Informs My Philosophy
As a biracial Black woman, my lived experience has shaped the way I show up as both an astrologer and a counselor. It has deepened my appreciation that no two people will ever live the same chart in exactly the same way. While the archetypes may be universal, each person's life is shaped by their culture, race, family, relationships, spirituality, and lived experience. Your identity and personal history are not something you have to leave at the door when sitting with me. Astrology is a tool for deeper understanding, not for reducing or oversimplifying what it means to be human.
During client sessions, my approach is grounded, honest, and collaborative. I don’t avoid the hard conversations. I believe you deserve to be met fully. My own experience navigating and recovering from painful, destabilizing seasons informs the empathy and steadiness I bring when we’re sitting with the harder material. I am here as sacred witness to your journey, not as a judge.
What Grounds Me
Outside of astrology, I stay grounded through creative projects, good books, and time with my chosen family. I also learn a lot by being in spaces that naturally make room for wonder and make me feel “small:” art museums, national parks, backyard stargazing, etc because they remind me to stay present and open to what’s unfolding around me.
And if all the nods to room, space, and openness haven’t given it away already…that’s the heart behind Kimberspace. Nothing about you has to shrink here. There’s room to honor your past, your truth, the parts of yourself you’re still getting to know, and the ways you’re evolving. There’s room for learning. For growth. All of it. Welcome.