Group spiritual direction is an opportunity to co-create a sacred space to explore the sacred together.

Research shows that space and place help us find meaning in our loss. In order to heal, we need to inhabit the uninhabitable, as philosopher Gaston Bachelard says in “The Poetics of Space.” But what does it mean to inhabit the uninhabitable? And how can we create space for people to do it?

This ordinary life with all of its questions is sacred, and sometimes we need a companion to journey with us. Here are three reasons I think spiritual direction is beneficial.

I believe that photography is an art and spiritual practice.

Being nice has long been touted as incompatible with good leadership.

Grief demands space.

And while research has found a connection between holistic health and employee outcomes, soul care in the workplace is also just the right thing to do.

In this e-book, you will find insights from my experience, poems and lyrics from my own beloved “guides,” and collages. I hope you will share your own thoughts and experiences back with me.

What is a contemplative practice and why should you incorporate them into your daily life?

Poems for comfort (or anything you need) if you’re grieving

No words, just vibes.

‘Grief work is soul work.’

I have described myself as a “bit of a mystic.” But why? What IS mysticism?

What is spiritual direction, and does it have benefits? How is it different from a life coach or therapist?