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Some people want an hour and a conversation. Some people have two specific questions and no interest in being looked at while they ask them.
Send your two questions. Julia reads them, records what she sees, and the audio lands in your inbox.
€45 · around eight minutes · within two working days
How it works
You write your two questions. As plainly or as messily as they come out. Nobody is marking them, and half the time the badly worded one is the real one.
Julia reads. With the twenty-two cards Mike drew by hand, the same ones she uses in every session. No other reader is working from them.
The audio arrives. Around eight minutes, in your inbox, yours to keep. Listen at two in the morning if that's when you need it. We send the card that came up as well.
No camera. No call. No calendar, no time zones, no rearranging your afternoon.
Use whatever name you like on the form. Julia doesn't need your real one to read your situation, and plenty of people would rather she didn't have it.
For some people that's a preference. For some it's the only reason they'd do this at all.
A decision that's been sitting for months and hasn't moved. Someone whose behaviour they can't account for. Whether to say the thing, and whether now is when. Whether a feeling they have about a situation is worth trusting or is just the week they're having.
Two is a tight limit and that's deliberate. Most people find that having to choose two does something on its own, before Julia has said a word.
Eight minutes on two questions is a sketch. There's no room to follow a thread where it wants to go, and Julia can't ask you a question back and hear what your voice does when you answer it.
How anonymous is anonymous? We need an email to send the audio to. Beyond that, use any name you like. Julia doesn't need to know who you are.
What if my question is embarrassing? Most of them are, slightly. That's part of why people choose the version where nobody can see their face.
Can I ask about another person? You can bring a situation with someone else in it. The reading stays on what's yours to understand and decide, which is the only part you can act on anyway.
Will Julia predict what happens? No. She reads patterns and where something appears to be heading. What you do next stays yours.
Can I reply to the audio? Not with follow-up questions, or it becomes an hour at the price of eight minutes. If it opens something up, book the hour.
What if it doesn't help? Tell us within seven days and we'll refund it. You'll have heard the audio by then, which we've decided we're fine with.
Is this therapy? No. Anima Ventus doesn't diagnose or treat mental-health conditions, and this doesn't replace clinical care.
Some people want an hour and a conversation. Some people have two specific questions and no interest in being looked at while they ask them.
Send your two questions. Julia reads them, records what she sees, and the audio lands in your inbox.
€45 · around eight minutes · within two working days
How it works
You write your two questions. As plainly or as messily as they come out. Nobody is marking them, and half the time the badly worded one is the real one.
Julia reads. With the twenty-two cards Mike drew by hand, the same ones she uses in every session. No other reader is working from them.
The audio arrives. Around eight minutes, in your inbox, yours to keep. Listen at two in the morning if that's when you need it. We send the card that came up as well.
No camera. No call. No calendar, no time zones, no rearranging your afternoon.
Use whatever name you like on the form. Julia doesn't need your real one to read your situation, and plenty of people would rather she didn't have it.
For some people that's a preference. For some it's the only reason they'd do this at all.
A decision that's been sitting for months and hasn't moved. Someone whose behaviour they can't account for. Whether to say the thing, and whether now is when. Whether a feeling they have about a situation is worth trusting or is just the week they're having.
Two is a tight limit and that's deliberate. Most people find that having to choose two does something on its own, before Julia has said a word.
Eight minutes on two questions is a sketch. There's no room to follow a thread where it wants to go, and Julia can't ask you a question back and hear what your voice does when you answer it.
How anonymous is anonymous? We need an email to send the audio to. Beyond that, use any name you like. Julia doesn't need to know who you are.
What if my question is embarrassing? Most of them are, slightly. That's part of why people choose the version where nobody can see their face.
Can I ask about another person? You can bring a situation with someone else in it. The reading stays on what's yours to understand and decide, which is the only part you can act on anyway.
Will Julia predict what happens? No. She reads patterns and where something appears to be heading. What you do next stays yours.
Can I reply to the audio? Not with follow-up questions, or it becomes an hour at the price of eight minutes. If it opens something up, book the hour.
What if it doesn't help? Tell us within seven days and we'll refund it. You'll have heard the audio by then, which we've decided we're fine with.
Is this therapy? No. Anima Ventus doesn't diagnose or treat mental-health conditions, and this doesn't replace clinical care.