
Your Stars have a Strategist
Meet Kristy Gray
Kristy Gray is a much sought-after Australian astrologer, writer and creator of Astrostrategy®, trusted by thousands of clients ranging from 11 to 78 years old, from mums to millionaires, and everyone in between. Her unique approach to self-development is a catalyst for cultivating deep self-trust. With Kristy's guidance, astrology is an accessible tool for self-empowerment: a language of one's Higher Self.
Her expertise has been featured in prominent publications and garnered powerful collaborations, including Body + Soul, Elle Australia, David Jones, Russh, Mamamia, Women's Health, Popsugar, Wanderlust, Daily Mail Australia, 7 News, Reddit, 9 News.
As an adult educator in the beauty industry, Kristy invested 10+ years in developing people and brands for the likes of Clinique and the global beauty giant, Sephora. Her curiosity was ignited, leading to a deep dive into personal development and the links between psychology and spirituality, and in time, multiple qualifications and certifications.
Kristy launched into astrology full-time in 2018, seeing 1:1 clients, building a viral online following, and completing numerous paths of study: a mentorship with Narelle Duncan, a Certificate in Astrology, over 50 masterclasses from world-renowned astrologers, and courses from the London School of Astrology.
As current resident astrologer at both Body + Soul and Gwinganna Lifestyle Retreat, Kristy guides clients through significant career shifts, uncertain life cycles, questions about the future, confidence, health and fertility. She'll never forget the collaborations from her days in beauty: working with Margaret Zhang on a product launch (now Editor-in-Chief of Vogue China), a private lunch with Nicole Richie for Clinique, and interviewing Jen Atkin, celebrity stylist and founder of Ouai, for Sephora.
When she's not casting birth charts, Kristy is studying — astrology, longevity, manifestation, or whatever's next. She reads voraciously, trains devotedly, and considers becoming her best self a permanent research project.
