What is Spiritual Direction?
What is Spiritual Direction?
It is not a class. It is not a reading. It is not someone telling you what your path should look like.
It is a conversation — private, unhurried, confidential — where you can speak honestly about your spiritual life and someone who understands that life listens back.
We notice what is shifting. What keeps calling you? What has gone quiet that shouldn't have?
My ethics guidelines are here.
How This Works
We meet monthly. An hour at a time.
The first session is longer — ninety minutes to get oriented and hear where you are. After that, sixty minutes a month to check in, listen for what's stirring, and find one clear next step.
Book a free introductory 30 minutes.
Who This Is For
Maybe you've been practicing for years and still feel like something is missing. Maybe your beliefs have changed, and you don't know what to call yourself now. Maybe you're practicing alone, and the silence has started to feel less like solitude and more like isolation. Maybe you're tired of figuring it all out on your own.
I work primarily with Pagans, ceremonial magicians, Thelemites, and seekers who move between traditions or don't fit neatly into any. I also companion seekers from several other paths — if you're unsure whether I'm the right fit, let's find out together.
I work with people across traditions, identities, and life circumstances.
Why Only a Few People at a Time
Spiritual direction doesn't scale.
It requires presence — real presence — and the willingness to walk alongside someone through endings as well as beginnings. That kind of work breaks the moment it's rushed or overbooked.
So I open my practice in short windows. When those spaces fill, I close the door and focus entirely on the people who have stepped through it.
Video Calls via Microsoft Teams - No login required
I use Microsoft Teams for our video calls. I will send you a link prior to our first meeting. Here is a guide to using Teams without downloading an app or setting up a Microsoft Account.
- Open your meeting invite from an email or calendar event and click the Join the meeting link, or go to the official Join a Meeting page to type in the meeting ID and passcode. Requires Microsoft Edge or Chrome browser.
- Select Continue on this browser when your browser asks if you want to open or download the desktop app. (Choose not to install or open the app).
- Type your preferred display name so other participants know who you are.
- Adjust your microphone and camera toggles, and click Allow if the browser requests permissions to use them.
- Select Join now.