Tarot Workshops 2026: A Year of Structured, Embodied Learning

Over the years, I’ve learned that Tarot is best taught slowly.

Not rushed. Not condensed. Not delivered in a single intense burst of information.

Tarot is a language — and like any language, it needs space to settle, to be lived with, and to become personal.

For 2026, I’ll be offering three in-person Tarot workshops across the year. Each one stands alone, yet together they form a complete and coherent pathway. They are intentionally spaced to allow for reflection and integration between each stage of learning.

This is not about collecting techniques. It is about developing clarity, confidence, and discernment.

The Structure for 2026

Major Arcana

Saturday 7th March | 10.30am–3.30pm

The Major Arcana represent archetypal thresholds — the larger patterns, life cycles, and initiations that shape our experience.

This workshop builds strong foundations. We explore the cards beyond keywords, looking at how they operate in real readings and in lived experience. It is suitable for those newer to Tarot, as well as those wishing to reconnect with the depth and structure of the deck.

Minor Arcana

Saturday 5th September | 10.30am–3.30pm

The Minor Arcana bring Tarot into everyday life — emotions, thoughts, relationships, work, decisions, and practical realities.

This workshop focuses on translating symbolic language into real-world context. It supports students in reading with nuance and precision, rather than relying on memorisation.

Held in early autumn, this day allows the work to feel grounded and applicable.

Court Cards

Saturday 10th October | 10.30am–3.30pm

The Court Cards are often the most misunderstood part of the Tarot.

Rather than viewing them simply as personality types or “other people” in a spread, this workshop explores them as modes of consciousness — ways energy is expressed, embodied, tested, and stewarded.

This day is particularly valuable for those who want to deepen their confidence in relational readings and boundary awareness.

How the Workshops Are Held

Each workshop is:

• A full-day, in-person training (10.30am–3.30pm)

• Taught in a small group setting

• Priced at £235 per workshop

• Booked and paid for individually, in line with my usual booking policy

Participants are asked to bring their own lunch, a bottle of water, and a pen. Tea and coffee are provided.

Some people attend a single day. Others choose to follow the full pathway across the year. There is no pressure to commit to everything at once — the work unfolds in its own rhythm.

Why Space Matters

I plan my teaching year carefully.

Tarot workshops are not placed back-to-back, and they are not layered on top of one another. Each one has room to breathe within the wider rhythm of Coven gatherings, Sound Baths, and rest.

Learning integrates best when it is not hurried.

This structure allows you to:

• Practice between workshops

• Reflect on what has shifted

• Develop your own reading voice

• Build confidence steadily rather than forcefully

Who These Workshops Are For

These days are suitable for:

• Those beginning their Tarot journey

• Readers who want to move beyond memorised meanings

• Practitioners seeking greater clarity and structure

• Anyone wanting to read with more confidence and ethical awareness

The emphasis throughout is on grounded, embodied understanding — not performance.

If you would like more information or to reserve a place on any of the 2026 Tarot workshops, please feel free to contact me directly.

I look forward to holding these days with depth, clarity, and space for genuine learning.

With warmth,

Nikki