Who This Is For
Clients who want the report to be specific without sending unnecessary private material.
Prepare a better request before booking.
Working Distinctions
Must includeYour name, date of birth, and one central question.
HelpfulNames, dates, and a short timeline where they matter.
Usually not helpfulScreenshots, repeated message analysis, or paragraphs of fear.
Never requiredExplicit material, passwords, private accounts, or anything unsafe to share.
The right amount of context
Give enough context that I know what I am looking at. Do not try to prove the case. If the question needs a reading, it does not need a legal brief.
How to phrase the question
Ask the question you actually want answered. "What is the state of this connection?" is usually better than "Will they text me Tuesday?" because it gets to the root.
Privacy boundary
Do not send private data that does not change the reading. The report does not require access to your accounts, medical files, or anyone else's private records.
Before You Send the Request
- One question only.
- Five to seven sentences of context.
- Names and dates if relevant.
- The decision you are facing.
- Any boundary I should respect in the report.
Better Questions
- What fact would I still need even if the reading is accurate?
- Am I asking about a decision or about reassurance?
- Have I included anything that should remain private?
Private written work is not emergency, medical, legal, or financial advice. It is an interpretive report prepared in confidence and used alongside ordinary judgment.