research Archives - Alex Trenoweth

April 26, 2018

End of Season for Cherry Picking

Alex Trenoweth’s Lunar Phases Behavior Research This article explores my lunar phases behavior research, featured in OPA’s September 2017 edition of The Career Astrologer. Astrology research that engages skeptics is rare. Too often, astrologers are dismissed for lack of precision, non-replicable results, or small databases. In my adolescent behavior lunar phases research, I wanted to address these criticisms and show other astrologers how they can too. A first-hand account of this work appeared in the Autumn Equinox 2017 edition of The Career Astrologer, published by the Organization for Professional Astrology (OPA). It is republished here with permission so the article […]

April 21, 2019

Interview with Mj Patterson

In this interview with Alex Trenoweth for “The Astrology Show” on CKDU radio, Halifax Astrologer and ISAR Global Director (Canada) Mj Patterson discuss Alex’s life as an astrologer posing as a teacher, how she met Gopal Bhattacharjee (founder of the Institute of Vedic Culture in Kolkata India), what she thinks about the future of astrology and a few other surprises (like talking flowers and other mystical moments!). Opening question? “What’s a nice girl like you doing in a crazy job like this?” Alex explains why she continues to teach despite a hectic travelling schedule and also talks about why it is […]

September 1, 2025

Screenshot of Astrology News Service article featuring Alex Trenoweth's research on lunar phases and behavior

Alex Trenoweth’s Research on Lunar Phases Featured by Astrology News Service

Astrology News Service Feature This article was originally published by Astrology News Service (ANS) and highlights my lunar phases behavior research patterns at an anonymised secondary school in London. I’m republishing it here so readers can access the full context alongside my books and related work. Read the original on ANS. Adolescents have a reputation for refusing to conform, and that may even extend to bad behavior. According to astrologer Alex Trenoweth in a research article published by the American Federation of Astrologers, adolescents are more likely to misbehave during the new moon than the full moon, standing our […]