About Awen Depth Studio

Awen Depth Studio has its origins in 2015 when it was known as Awen Tarot, a small tarot business run by Kyra Paules, a massage therapist and social work student working out of spaces in Camp Hill, PA and Boiling Springs, PA (in the same building Awen Depth Studio is in now).









I shall sing of the awen, which
I shall obtain from the abyss
Through the awen, though it were mute
I know of its great impulses
I know when it minishes;
I know when it wells up;
I know when it flows;
I know when it overflows.
–Taliesin, “The Festival” from the Book of Taliesin, 13th century


The name ‘Awen’ spirit in flow, poetic muse

Awen Depth Studio was born

About Kyra

sitting on a patterned couch in a cozy living room. She is holding a deck of tarot cards. The room has a dark bookshelf filled with books and decorative items, with framed artwork on the wall and candles on the window sill. A purple ottoman with tarot cards on top is in front of her.

About Kyra
Therapist, tarot & oracular reader, bodyworker, and depth practitioner.

Before opening my private practice, I worked for years in social services, advocacy, and trauma-focused settings. My background includes work with survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, court and legal systems, prisons, crisis services, and community-based support. These experiences taught me how much it matters to be witnessed clearly — not reduced to a diagnosis, a symptom, a case file, or a problem to manage.

Over time, my work has deepened into a symbolic, relational, and soul-centered approach. I draw from Jungian psychology, Marion Woodman’s body-soul work, dreamwork, tarot, mythology, parts work, somatic reflection, and trauma-informed care. I’m less interested in forcing quick answers than in staying with the images, questions, conflicts, and thresholds that reveal what is actually moving beneath the surface.

At Awen Depth Studio, I offer therapy, tarot readings, bodywork, groups, and symbolic tools for personal practice. Whether through a session, a dream, a card, a poem, a body-based practice, or a shared group conversation, my work is about creating space for the inner life to speak — slowly, honestly, and without being rushed into something more palatable.

“The more you work with your dreams and your unconscious, and honor it, the more you understand it and it understands you.”

— Marion Woodman