Spiritual Direction: Where mystery, meaning, and presence meet

Spiritual direction is less about being directed and more about being accompanied. It is a sacred partnership—a space of deep listening where your questions, longings, and inner wisdom are honored with reverence and care. Whether you name the sacred as God, Spirit, nature, mystery, or simply the unfolding of your life, this is a place to pause, reflect, and notice what is stirring beneath the surface. Together, we listen for what is emerging—not to fix or advise, but to companion you as you follow the thread of what matters most.

My work is rooted in honoring the sacred across traditions and beyond them. I draw from:

• Mystical Christianity – Contemplative prayer, divine union, sacred embodiment
• Buddhist Meditation – Mindfulness, compassion, and present-moment awareness
• Earth-Based and Pagan Spirituality – Connection to cycles of nature, embodiment, and reverence for the immanent sacred
• Existential and Humanistic Inquiry – Holding space for agnostics, atheists, and seekers who explore meaning without religious language.

This inter-spiritual lens allows me to walk with clients who are rooted in a specific tradition, in between traditions, or forging a path uniquely their own.

If you’ve walked the path of therapy before, you may find that spiritual direction feels both familiar and entirely new. It isn’t about fixing or diagnosing—it’s about listening. Deeply. Together, we turn toward the quiet movements of your soul, the longings that therapy may have uncovered but didn’t fully hold. Spiritual direction offers a sacred space to explore meaning, mystery, and connection—whether you name that as God, Spirit, inner wisdom, or simply the still, small voice within. It’s less about answers, and more about presence.