✨ Feeling the call isn’t always clear — sometimes it shakes everything up before it settles into purpose.

Feeling a deep spiritual call can be exciting, confusing, and even overwhelming. Do you have to become a practitioner? Are you meant to do something bigger, or simply live differently?

In this episode, we explore the experience of being called — why it often comes with disruption, and how to discern what’s really being asked of you right now without rushing into answers.

About Tam Dillon 🌈

Tam Dillon is a mentor, teacher, and intuitive practitioner dedicated to supporting healing practitioners, space-holders, and naturally gifted individuals in refining their craft and building sustainable practices. Drawing on decades of lived experience, Tam blends practical guidance with deep spiritual insight to help others navigate their own self-work, professional challenges, and spiritual callings. Through mentoring, tarot readings, courses, and resources, Tam helps practitioners strengthen their skills, protect their energy, and step into their work with clarity and confidence.

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If this episode resonates and you’d like support in exploring your own calling, my mentoring is designed to help gifted people ground their path with clarity and confidence. Learn more here

Burnout and fatigue are common in active service, yet many practitioners feel guilty for needing rest. In this episode, we look at why exhaustion shows up, how guilt feeds the cycle, and how rest can be reframed as a natural part of sustainable practice. Learn simple ways to honor your rhythm without shame so you can keep showing up fully in your work.

About Tam Dillon

Tam Dillon is a mentor, teacher, and intuitive practitioner dedicated to supporting healing practitioners, space-holders, and naturally gifted individuals in refining their craft and building sustainable practices. Drawing on decades of lived experience, Tam blends practical guidance with deep spiritual insight to help others navigate their own self-work, professional challenges, and spiritual callings. Through mentoring, tarot readings, courses, and resources, Tam helps practitioners strengthen their skills, protect their energy, and step into their work with clarity and confidence.

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If this episode resonates and you’d like to explore how I can support you in your own practice, you can book a free clarity call here: ⁠https://tidycal.com/tamdillon/compatibility-call⁠

Spiritual gifts don’t always feel like blessings — sometimes they feel heavy, confusing, or even overwhelming. In this episode, we explore why sensitivity, intuition, and visions can feel like burdens, and how to shift that perspective. Learn how to relate to your gifts in a way that brings clarity and balance, instead of carrying them as weight.About Tam Dillon

Tam Dillon is a mentor, teacher, and intuitive practitioner dedicated to supporting healing practitioners, space-holders, and naturally gifted individuals in refining their craft and building sustainable practices. Drawing on decades of lived experience, Tam blends practical guidance with deep spiritual insight to help others navigate their own self-work, professional challenges, and spiritual callings. Through mentoring, tarot readings, courses, and resources, Tam helps practitioners strengthen their skills, protect their energy, and step into their work with clarity and confidence.

Work with Me

If this episode resonates and you’d like to explore how I can support you in your own practice, you can book a free clarity call here: https://tidycal.com/tamdillon/compatibility-call

When your path feels uncertain — no clients, shifting focus, or a sudden loss of direction — do you know how to stay steady without losing yourself or your work?

Periods of change can leave practitioners questioning their path — no clients, shifting modalities, or a sudden loss of direction. In this episode, we explore how resilience and adaptability become essential tools for navigating these seasons. Learn how to reframe instability, release victim-thinking, and see change as a necessary part of growth so your work stays alive and evolving.

About Tam Dillon
Tam Dillon is a mentor, teacher, and intuitive practitioner dedicated to supporting healing practitioners, space-holders, and naturally gifted individuals in refining their craft and building sustainable practices. Drawing on decades of lived experience, Tam blends practical guidance with deep spiritual insight to help others navigate their own self-work, professional challenges, and spiritual callings. Through mentoring, tarot readings, courses, and resources, Tam helps practitioners strengthen their skills, protect their energy, and step into their work with clarity and confidence.

If this episode resonates and you’re ready to find your footing again, mentoring may be the support you need. Learn more and get started here

Caring for your clients is essential — but when caring turns into carrying, you risk stepping into patterns like codependence and enabling. In this episode, we’ll look at how these dynamics can quietly undermine both your wellbeing and your client’s growth, and why the practice of non-attachment is one of the most loving boundaries you can hold as a practitioner.

I’ll share how non-attachment allows you to stay compassionate without taking on responsibility for someone else’s healing, and how it keeps your work clean, ethical, and sustainable. You’ll also learn simple ways to start applying this practice in your sessions.

Mentioned in this episode: Essential Terminology for Practitioners — my reference guide for understanding the skills, session dynamics, and industry language that shape our work.

Holding space sounds simple — but when someone’s choices or truths challenge your own, do you know how to stay present without judgment?

Unconditional positive regard is one of the most challenging skills to truly master — yet it’s also one of the most essential for meaningful healing and transformation. In this episode, I break down what it really means to hold space for someone with full acceptance, no judgment, and no conditions, even when their views or choices differ from your own.

Drawing from Carl Rogers’ core competencies, as well as my own experience refining this skill, we’ll explore why unconditional positive regard is so powerful, how to recognise when it’s missing, and practical ways to start cultivating it in your own work.

Mentioned in this episode: ⁠Core Competencies for Practitioners⁠ — my course on developing the key skills every practitioner needs to hold space effectively and sustainably.

If you’re ready to strengthen these skills in a way that’s tailored to your path as a practitioner, mentoring may be the support you’ve been looking for. Learn more and get started here

As practitioners, the words we use can either build trust and clarity — or create confusion and distance without us even realizing it. In this episode, I share my own experience of working without certain key vocabulary in my early days, and how finally learning the right terms transformed how I worked.

We’ll explore why having the language for your skills, the dynamics that happen in sessions, and the common terms used in our industry matters so much — not just for you, but for your clients. You’ll learn how the right words can help you refine your practice, set better boundaries, and communicate more effectively with people from all walks of life.

Mentioned in this episode: Essential Terminology A Reference Book For Practitioners — my reference guide for core competencies, session dynamics, and industry terms, designed to help you work with more confidence and clarity.

When your gifts feel heavy, it’s not the gift — it’s the missing framework. What happens when you’re called to this work but no one ever showed you how to hold it?

In this episode, I explore what it means to walk the path of a healer, guide, or space holder without the elders, structure, or ritual that would have once shaped and supported us. We talk about the cost of carrying roles we were never initiated into, the quiet grief of navigating without guidance, and the pressure to hold more than any one person should.

I also offer a Yogic lens on tapas—the discipline of steady, self-led practice—and how it can support us in rebuilding rhythm when there’s no framework to lean on. When no one names us, no one guides us, and no one holds us accountable, tapas becomes the fire we tend to stay close to what’s real.

This is an honest reflection on the path we’re walking now—without performance, without permission, and without pretending it’s easy.

If this reflection resonates and you feel the weight of walking without support, let’s talk. An Insight Call is a space to explore where you are, what feels too heavy to carry alone, and whether mentoring can give you the framework you’ve been missing. Book your Insight Call here →

If you're walking the path of a healer, teacher, or guide—especially without formal initiation, mentorship, or lineage—this question matters: Why do you want to help others?

In this episode, I explore the deeper motivations behind our desire to hold space and offer support. Not to shame or question the impulse to serve, but to get honest about what's really driving it. Because without elders to check our readiness or shape our path, we have to learn how to do that for ourselves.

This is a conversation about calling, compensation, emotional entanglement, and the quiet responsibility of knowing you’re here to serve—but needing to do it from a place of clarity, not performance.

We start with the question that sits beneath all the others: for what purpose are you doing this work?1

Does structure block your intuition — or is it the very thing that helps your practice thrive?

In this episode, we’re breaking down the misconception that structure limits flow. For healing practitioners, structure isn’t about rigidity — it’s about creating safety, clarity, and sustainability in your work. Without a clear framework, even the most gifted space holders can end up overwhelmed, inconsistent, or energetically depleted.

We’ll explore why structure is essential for intuitive work, how it supports client safety and your own wellbeing, and what core elements should be in place for any practitioner offering space to others. Whether you're just starting out or refining your existing practice, this conversation offers grounded insight into why structure is a vital part of doing this work well.

About Tam Dillon

Tam Dillon is a mentor, teacher, and intuitive practitioner dedicated to supporting healing practitioners, space-holders, and naturally gifted individuals in refining their craft and building sustainable practices. Drawing on decades of lived experience, Tam blends practical guidance with deep spiritual insight to help others navigate their own self-work, professional challenges, and spiritual callings. Through mentoring, tarot readings, courses, and resources, Tam helps practitioners strengthen their skills, protect their energy, and step into their work with clarity and confidence.

If you’re ready to bring more structure into your practice so you can work with clarity and sustainability, mentoring may be the support you’re looking for. LEARN MORE HERE