Rooted in Christian contemplative traditions and Buddhist practices and beliefs, my work honors the many ways people name - or do not name - the sacred.

Years of accompanying people across diverse religious, cultural, social, and behavioral experiences have taught me that spiritual life rarely unfolds in a straight line. I offer grounded companionship that respects established faith, evolving beliefs, honest doubt, and the changing language of the soul.

My approach integrates Christian contemplative prayer and mysticism, Buddhist practices and beliefs, Family Systems thinking, and Jungian depth psychology. These traditions offer complementary ways to explore relationships, patterns, symbols, inner life, and spiritual freedom and identity.

Depending on your needs and interests, our work may include methods of contemplative prayer, mindfulness training, reading and discussing sacred text, reflection on dreams and symbols, breath and body awareness, engagement with the natural environment, meditation, yoga, and other practices. No single framework is imposed; every practice suggested is in response to your experience, values, body, and spiritual orientation.

Deep listening & presence

Attending to your words, silence, body, images, and the deeper movement beneath the immediate story.

My Approach

Spacious discernment

Making room for questions and complexity so that insight emerges without pressure or predetermined answers.

Whole-life integration

Connecting prayer and practice with relationships, vocation, grief, identity, service, and everyday choices.