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Paige Ferris

Tarot Reader, Astrologer, and Intuitive Psychic

Paige Ferris is a Tarot Reader, Astrologer, and Intuitive Psychic based in Jackson County, MI. With over 6 years of experience, Paige is the founder of Catalyst Healer and specializes in practical occultism and psychological astrology. Paige offers astrology and tarot readings designed to empower her clients and help them achieve their goals. She provides 1:1 in-person and virtual readings to clients, appears at galas, expos, and other events, and shares readings and insights to her over 18k followers on social media.

Professional Achievements

  • Has worked with over 500 clients internationally
  • Has been shared thousands of times online and has helped create a more diverse understanding of occult & spiritual practices in everyday life
  • Works events and parties to 1:1 house calls, being a catalyst for change for many people in many different areas and stages of life

Favorite Piece of Advice

You have to believe you are powerful and advocate for that to be a relevant factor in your life. The deeper you explore yourself, the deeper you’ll be able to see the world.

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How do you find your astrological rising sign?
Utilize services like Astro.com or CafeAstrology.com to calculate your chart. Your exact time of birth and the location is the most important part, as the rising sign is the exact degree of the Eastern Horizon at the moment of your birth.
April vs May Taurus differences in traits?
All zodiac signs are broken into three sections, called decans. The decans are parts of that zodiac sign that are essentially co-ruled by other planets. So for example, Taurus is ruled by Venus and April 21-30 (aka the first 10 degrees of the sign) is also ruled by Venus. Whereas May 1- 10 ( degrees 11- 20 ) is Venus and Mercury and May 11-21 (degrees 21-29) is Venus and Saturn. Each of these decans show “the different kinds” of Taurus placements. Venus/Venus makes your traditional archetype of Taurus more prominent— food loving, sensual, pleasure seeking. Venus/Mercury shows the more artistic, “hands in the earth” type of Taurus— perhaps more focused on money and crafting. Venus/Saturn are your more stubborn and strong willed Taurus’— the kind that will wait out things if there is something valuable to be gained.
What's your opinion on Leo women?
Leo women are bold. They can either be a ray of sunshine, bringing happiness to all, or they can shield that sunshine and make a very cold atmosphere. Leo’s are known for their drama, so they can be quite expression and generally tend to live life in a “this is who I am” type of way that can come off very strong-willed and stubborn when merging with groups. Leo women believe strongly in love, are fierce in standing their ground, and often make very fun-loving people. However, there is a tendency to “steal the show”, especially if they haven’t come to terms with their love of attention and acknowledgement.
June Cancer vs July Cancer: What's the Difference?
In astrology, each sign is divided into three sections called decanates, or decans. These are roughly 10-day segments co-ruled by another planet of the same element. In my opinion, decans are really the main reason for differences between people of the same sign. The idea of June vs. July is related, but decans break it down in a more accurate way—every 10 days. The June/July question is common, but the differences are really based on these smaller divisions. Finally, the rest of your chart makes a big difference too. Your sun sign is only one small part of your astrological makeup.
How do you build an astrology consultation business?
Astrology has a stigma, so building credibility is key. You need to meet people where they are—give them information that hooks them and shows them you know what you’re talking about. For me, I'll often post “hot takes” online—random but insightful thoughts about signs or trends I noticed. People would read them, resonate, and start following me. Over time, they’d think, “Wow, she really knows her stuff—I should get a reading.” Giving people a taste of your perspective is really important. Free content helps build that bridge, whether it's YouTube videos or social media posts. For example, I do pick-a-card tarot readings on YouTube. They’re not personalized, but they still resonate with people. And when they do, people want to go deeper and book a session. When I give out a little info, I remind people, “This is just general. The real magic is in your individual chart.” That little teaser gets them thinking, “Wait, what’s in my chart?”
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