A certified spiritual director, an author, a trauma debriefer, a coach, a wife, a mother, an avid reader and learner,
devoted to helping the spiritually thoughtful be(come) who they are created to be.
I’m really glad you’re here.
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If you’re curious about my story and how I came to do what I do, click here to get the full scoop.
Teaser: I’m born and raised Transylvania girl turned Pacific coast dweller of Vancouver, BC for more than two decades, who now lives between Canada and Spain. I’m an avid learner who reads a ton and is deeply passionate about people, Christian spiritual direction and spiritual formation coaching. I’m mom to a wonderful 20-year old and wife of almost 25 years to my best friend.
An evangelist for beauty in all forms, I love gardens, interior design, everything raspberry, writing, dancing, birds, poetry, photography, throwing a good dinner party and BOOKS!
Wonders why you are here? What is truth? What is real? How do we explain suffering? How do we live in the world?
Is being kept awake at 2:00am by the thought of “is this it’?
Feels stuck and wonders how to move forward?
Starts to realize that success looks a little different than what you had thought 10-20 years ago?
Has a hard time connecting and communicating with your spouse and/or children?
Feels discontent with the kind of work you do?
Feels mostly exhausted and burnt out?
Feels ready to redefine your life and identify your God-given purpose?
Doesn’t know how to overcome an obstacle or dilemma?
Is struggling to pray?
Feels lonely and discouraged?
Needs accountability and/or spiritual companionship?
Is feeling confused, overwhelmed and/or anxious?
Is experiencing a major life transition or cultural shock?
Heard about Christian spiritual direction or spiritual formation coaching and not sure where to start?
Feels exhausted and burnt out in your life and ministry?
Is not sure if this is what God calls you to do?
Experiences a dry spiritual season? Can’t pray?
Is unsure, confused or anxious about how to move forward in a post-pandemic world?
Is experiencing cultural shock in the field or upon re-entry?
