After a breakup or separation
Work through the end of a relationship: what led to it, what you are still carrying, and how you want to approach any contact with your former partner. Useful whether you hope to reconnect or need to move forward.
Brooklyn · Manhattan · New York City
Confidential one-to-one sessions with Professor Elijah for people going through a breakup, a difficult relationship, or a period of personal uncertainty — in person, by phone, or on WhatsApp.
A consultation is a private conversation for reflection and personal support. It is not medical, legal, financial, or immigration advice, and no outcome is promised.
What Professor Elijah is consulted for
Most people contact Professor Elijah about a relationship: a breakup they did not want, a partner who has become distant, a marriage under strain, or the question of whether to stay or leave. Sessions are a structured conversation about your situation — what happened, where you stand, and what you want to do next.
Work through the end of a relationship: what led to it, what you are still carrying, and how you want to approach any contact with your former partner. Useful whether you hope to reconnect or need to move forward.
Distance, repeated conflict, loss of trust, or uncertainty about commitment. A session helps you set out the situation clearly and think through your own position before you act on it.
Periods when things feel stuck or unclear — a decision you keep postponing, a change you are weighing, a sense of going in circles. The session is time set aside to look at it properly with someone outside the situation.
For those who want it, Professor Elijah offers a reading within the spiritual tradition he practises. It is offered as a framework for reflection on your situation, not as a prediction of events.
How it works
Call, send a WhatsApp message, or request a call back using the form below.
Professor Elijah listens to your situation and tells you honestly whether he can help and how.
If you decide to continue, the scope of the work and its cost are explained and agreed before anything begins.
You meet in person in Brooklyn or Manhattan, or by phone or WhatsApp. You decide the pace and can stop at any point.
Every situation is different and no two people respond the same way. Professor Elijah does not promise a particular outcome, a timeframe, or that a specific person will act in a specific way — and you should be cautious of anyone who does.
Also available
These are secondary to the relationship and personal-guidance work above. They are discussed in the same way: as conversation and reflection, with clear limits on what a consultation can and cannot do.
Thinking through a job change, a business decision, or a period of professional uncertainty. Not financial advice, and no outcome is promised.
Space to talk through grief, worry, or a period that feels heavy. This is supportive conversation only — it does not replace a doctor, therapist, or any treatment you are receiving.
Traditional practices for people who hold these beliefs and want them observed. Offered within that tradition, with no claim of a physical or material effect.
Not offered: Professor Elijah does not work on immigration or visa applications, court cases or legal disputes, loan or debt approvals, exam results, or medical conditions. If your question is in one of those areas, please speak to a licensed attorney, a financial professional, or a doctor.
About
Professor Elijah is a spiritual advisor based in Brooklyn, working with people across New York City and remotely. He practises within a spiritual tradition passed down in his family, and his consultations are built around listening first: understanding the situation in full before saying what, if anything, he can do.
He works with people in person in Brooklyn and Manhattan, and by phone or WhatsApp for those elsewhere. Every consultation is private, and what you share stays between you and him.
If Professor Elijah does not believe he can help with your situation, he will say so during the free first consultation rather than take the work on.
Your situation is never discussed with anyone else, and your details are never shared, sold, or published. No client is named on this website.
You are never asked to decide on the spot, and you can end the work at any point. Costs are always agreed in advance.
Before you book
Everything below is set out so you know exactly what you are agreeing to before you contact Professor Elijah.
All times are Eastern Time (New York).
| Monday – Friday | 7:00 AM – 3:00 AM (next day) |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 6:00 AM – 3:00 AM (next day) |
| Sunday | 6:30 AM – 2:30 AM (next day) |
You can call or send a WhatsApp message at any time. Messages received outside these hours are answered once Professor Elijah is next available — usually the same day or the following morning, New York time.
Questions
Yes. The first conversation, by phone or WhatsApp, is free and carries no obligation. It usually lasts 15–20 minutes. Professor Elijah listens to your situation and tells you whether he can help and what that would involve. If you decide not to continue, nothing is owed.
It depends on the type and length of the work, so there is no single price. Professor Elijah quotes your exact cost during the free consultation, before any work starts. You are never charged without having agreed the amount first, and there are no recurring charges. No payment is taken on this website.
No, and neither can anyone else. Another person’s choices are their own. What a consultation offers is a private, structured conversation about your situation: understanding what happened, deciding how you want to handle any contact, and working out what you actually want. Professor Elijah will tell you honestly what he thinks is realistic in your case.
If a practitioner promises you a guaranteed reunion, a fixed timeframe, or a specific result, treat that as a warning sign.
There is no set timeframe, and anyone quoting one is guessing. It depends entirely on your situation, the people involved, and the choices you make. Professor Elijah will not give you a number of days.
No. Professor Elijah sees people in person in Brooklyn and Manhattan, and works by phone or WhatsApp with people elsewhere in New York City, across the United States, and abroad. The exact meeting address is given when an in-person appointment is confirmed.
Yes. What you share is not discussed with anyone else, and your contact details are not sold, shared, or published. No client is named, quoted, or shown on this website. How enquiry data is stored and for how long is set out in the Privacy Policy.
No. Professor Elijah does not work on immigration or visa applications, legal or court matters, loan and debt approvals, exam results, or medical conditions, and he will not take payment for anything of that kind.
Those need a licensed professional:
Because consultations are confidential, and because a review that cannot be independently verified is worth very little to you. Professor Elijah would rather you judge from a free conversation with him than from quotes on a page.
That is a fair thing to be wary about. The honest answer is that no one can tell you in advance. What Professor Elijah can do is give you a free, direct conversation in which he says plainly whether he thinks he can be useful to you — including when the answer is no.
Request a call back
Leave your number and the time that suits you. Professor Elijah calls you back himself during opening hours, New York time. The first consultation is free.
Professor Elijah will call you back on the number you gave, during the time slot you chose (New York time). If you would rather not wait, you can call +1 929-276-7756 now.
Contact
The fastest way to get an answer is to call. The first consultation is free and you are under no obligation to continue.
| Monday – Friday | 7:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
|---|---|
| Saturday | 6:00 AM – 3:00 AM |
| Sunday | 6:30 AM – 2:30 AM |
All times Eastern Time (New York). Closing times fall after midnight on the following day. Messages sent outside these hours are answered when Professor Elijah is next available.