Jade Rebecca Adams

Archetypal Astrologer

Exploring astrology as a language for self-understanding, awareness and conscious choice.

I'm Jade, an Archetypal Astrologer

I use astrology as a tool for self-understanding, exploring the twelve zodiac archetypes as different energies that exist within all of us and shape the way we experience and respond to life.

My approach is grounded in the belief that astrology can offer insight without defining us. I don’t use astrology as a tool to tell you who you are or what you should do, but as a tool for self-awareness – an awareness of the behaviours and patterns that shape your life. Some archetypal energies may feel natural, and we draw upon them easily, while others can be harder to access. Sometimes, we may also come to rely too heavily on particular energies.

For me, awareness is where choice begins. When we understand our patterns more clearly, we have greater freedom to decide whether they still serve us, whether another response might be available, and what we want to do next.

That’s the heart of my work: using astrology not as a set of instructions, but as a language that helps us understand ourselves more deeply.

A few things you should know about me:

✦ I genuinely love what I do. Astrology has been part of my life for years, and that curiosity hasn’t disappeared with professional study. I’m fascinated by exploring the archetypes, making connections and finding new ways of understanding how these energies show up in our lives.

✦ I have a grounded approach to spiritual subjects. I love the symbolic and archetypal language of astrology, but I also want it to mean something in everyday life. I’m interested in the insight we can actually use, rather than knowledge for knowledge’s sake.

✦ I believe you should always retain your own authority. I won’t use astrology to tell you what you should think, choose or become. My work is designed to offer another perspective and greater awareness, while leaving what you do with that insight firmly in your hands.

✦ I don’t think self-discovery has to be relentlessly serious. I enjoy humour, and you’ll probably encounter some of it in my work. We can look honestly at ourselves without treating every pattern we uncover as a crisis requiring immediate transformation.

How Astrology Became My Work

Astrology Started as Something Personal

Long before astrology became my work, I was drawn to it as a way of understanding myself. At the time, I was questioning my direction and trying to make sense of some of the patterns playing out in my own life.

Astrology gave me a different lens through which to look at myself. It gave me language for qualities, contradictions and tendencies I could recognise, while also encouraging me to look beyond the version of myself I thought I was supposed to be.

At that point, writing was the path I imagined pursuing professionally. Astrology was something I was studying because I found it fascinating and because it was helping me understand myself in ways I hadn’t experienced before.

But the more I learned, the more interested I became – not only in what astrology could show me about myself, but in its potential as a much broader language for understanding human behaviour.

What began as personal exploration gradually became something I wanted to understand properly.

From Personal Interest to Professional Study

As my interest in astrology deepened, I wanted to understand more than the pieces I could pick up through books and personal exploration. I wanted a proper foundation. I wanted to understand the whole system, learn how the different components worked together, and study astrology with the depth I felt it deserved.

I began formal study with a foundation course before continuing into practitioner-level training. Over two years, I studied the planets, signs, houses, aspects and the many ways these different elements combine within astrology, eventually qualifying as a certified astrologer. Alongside my formal training, I have read extensively on the subject, exploring different approaches and perspectives that have continued to deepen and shape my understanding of astrology.

Somewhere during that process, my relationship with astrology changed. I was no longer studying solely because of what it could teach me about myself. I became increasingly interested in how astrological knowledge could be communicated in a way that gave other people greater insight into themselves without reducing them to a collection of placements.

Astrology had become more than a personal interest. It had become the work I wanted to do.

Finding My Own Approach to Astrology

As my understanding of astrology developed, I found myself increasingly drawn to the archetypes behind the zodiac signs. Rather than seeing each sign simply as a collection of traits or something that belongs only to people with particular placements, I became interested in what happens when we recognise all twelve as energies that exist within everyone.

That perspective opened up a different way of working with astrology. Instead of asking whether you are a particular archetype, I became more interested in the relationship you have with its energy. Which qualities come naturally? Which are harder to access? Where might you rely on an energy so heavily that one of its strengths begins creating difficulties instead?

The zodiac’s six polarities became an important part of that exploration. I began looking at the opposing signs not simply as opposites, but as balancing energies – each offering qualities that can help when our relationship with the other becomes imbalanced.

Over time, these ideas developed into the Celestial Balance Method: my approach to working with all twelve archetypes through awareness, balance and conscious choice. It is an approach that continues to shape everything I create, from my writing and videos to my personalised reports and courses.

Because for me, astrology becomes most valuable not when it tells us who we are, but when it helps us understand ourselves well enough to recognise that another choice may be available.

The more deeply we understand ourselves, the more consciously we can choose how we meet our lives.