Hi, I'm Adrienne Amari
I’m a tarot reader, past life regressionist, and clarity coach based in the Niagara, Ontario, Canada.
I’ve always been curious about how the universe works, and how we fit into it. Throughout my life dabbled in all sorts of different modalities, but it was tarot that stuck. I love its symbolism, its ability to reflect what we’re going through, and the way it can reveal what’s hard to name but deeply felt.
That curiosity eventually led me deeper: into the power of our thoughts, beliefs, and subconscious mind. I began exploring tools like hypnotherapy, NLP (neuro-linguistic programming), and transformational coaching. I quickly realized that they all paired beautifully with tarot and intuitive work.
So now, I blend it all! Tarot, mindset work, and soul-level exploration to help others understand themselves more deeply and create meaningful change. Whether you’re looking for insight, healing, or direction, my goal is always the same: to help you reconnect with your inner clarity, intuition, and sense of possibility – all with a laugh or two along the way. Because what’s life without a little laughter, and a lot of connection.
I can always talk about tarot, and guested on the podcasts Weird and Wacky World with the JabberGuys, Path to Empowerment with Sydney Morrison and Crescent Connection with Felicia.
Some fun facts
I love animals. I share my home with a dog named Caliadne, a rabbit named Percival, and a budgie named Atlas.
I run on tea, especially Earl Grey (hot). My mum says tea cures all, and honestly, I think she’s right.
I spent six years living in Nagoya, Japan — one for school, five teaching English.
I’m a jack of all trades. I want to try everything, even just to see if I like it. Lifelong learning is my jam.
I’m slowly building a collection of interesting musical instruments. The latest addition? An ocarina.
I collect tarot decks. The current count is around 160 (with a few oracle decks in there as well).
I’m a craft-lover through and through. I crochet, make greeting cards, do paper tole, make jewellery, and just started 3D printing.
As a kid, we spent hours playing with a Ouija board which explains my lifelong fascination with the paranormal. I love aliens and space, too.
My comfort shows? Friends, Seinfeld, Superstore, and The Good Place. They’re often playing in the background while I craft or wind down.
If I had to choose a tarot card to describe myself, it would be the Page of Swords. Curious, likes using their mind, talkative, loves sharing ideas, honest, youthful, and a little cautious.
My journey into tarot, coaching & past lives
My introduction to tarot happened in grade six. My teacher had created a classroom economy, where we were each supposed to come up with a job to earn in-class currency. My dad, ever the idea man, suggested I start a fortune-telling business. He handed me a tarot deck and a massive hardcover book.
At the time, I was obsessed with ghost stories and horror movies, so I was intrigued… until I flipped through the book and saw the Devil card.
Now, keep in mind, I had watched The Exorcist way too young. So, naturally, I thought that seeing the Devil card meant I was about to be possessed. Terrified, I packed up the deck and put the book away. I wouldn’t come back to tarot until years later.
Let’s fast forward to 2014.
After five years of living and teaching ESL in Japan, I moved back to Canada. And while it was my choice, and I felt like I had done what I set out to accomplish in Japan, it felt like I’d hit rewind while everyone else had moved on with their lives.
I was grateful, yes, but also disoriented and disconnected from who I’d become. I felt like I had lived a whole other life. I had grown, and learned, and changed… but I was back living with my parents, at the same job I had throughout high school. It was at that time when tarot truly came back into my life.
In trying to understand myself again, I dove deep – into tarot, astrology, energy work, sound healing, manifestation, and quantum theory. But tarot was what stuck. It helped me untangle my thoughts, reconnect with myself, and name the things I couldn’t yet say out loud. It didn’t just work, it changed everything.
That’s why I do this work. Because it helped me, and I know it can help others too.
Since then, I’ve read for hundreds of people in-person, online, at markets, bachelorette parties, festivals, and private events. And now in my very own tarot reading room!
I’ve studied the cards inside and out. I’ve taken courses, read books, made notes, and continue to fall more in love with tarot because it’s something you never stop learning about; there’s always another layer to explore. I mentor beginner readers, and host workshops because I believe tarot isn’t just about predicting the future, it’s about empowering the present.
Eventually, my curiosity led me into mindset work: transformational coaching, hypnotherapy, and neuro-linguistic programming. I became fascinated by how our beliefs shape our reality, and how much power we have to change the story we’re living. Add some good old philosophy for grounding, and manifestation techniques to get that energy aligned, and we’re well under way!
In December of 2024, I added Past Life Regression Therapy to my toolbelt. Past lives are something I encountered through a friend’s stepmom as a child, and it always stuck with me. I was also pretty obsessed with Sailor Moon, and desperately wanted to be the Moon Princess (I feel like that had something to do with it, too).
I had to explore it more thoroughly, so I did the work, and got my certification. And I can say with complete honesty that I’m continually amazed by the insights and emotional release these journeys can bring, whether or not you believe in “past lives” in the literal sense.
Now, I blend all of it: tarot, coaching, and past life regression , to help people understand themselves more deeply and move forward with clarity, confidence, and self-trust. Whether you’re seeking insight, healing, or direction, my goal is to meet you where you are—with warmth, curiosity, and a little laughter, too (because we can’t always take things too seriously, what’s the fun in that?).