Combining a love of psychology and mythology, I use the language of astrology to help describe people and the time they are in now. I've been making my living doing readings for over 20 years and would describe my work as psychological/spiritual with some humor thrown in.
From you I would need your date, time and place of birth. Ideally the time of birth is from a birth certificate or baby book. It’s possible to do a reading without the time of birth, but there won’t be nearly as much information.
The task of astrology is to affirm who you are and help you frame your experience. I will not tell you anything you don’t already know (usually), but an astrology reading may emphasize neglected parts of you such as unexplored talents that can come forward now, or it might highlight a characteristic such as over-active self-criticism that causes you unnecessary suffering. Mostly, a reading will affirm that you are who you are supposed to be and your life is where it is supposed to be (even if you don't like where you are). Astrology can often offer end dates to the current energies. That in itself can be worth the price of admission.They say that astrological prediction at its finest is 80 percent correct. Richard Tarnas, who has a PhD in physics from Harvard, says that astrology is archetypically predictive but not concretely predictive. So while I do make predictions, I don’t make promises. A lot of Venus energy, for instance, could be about falling in love, or it could be about your heart opening and that may lead to love. Or not. It’s more my job to strengthen your own intuitive response to life, to help you see the rightness of your life.
Socrates said, "Know thyself." Dolly Parton said, "Find out who you are and then do it on purpose."