Life transitions
For those moving through retirement, vocational discernment, loss, recovery, aging, illness, relationship change, or other threshold moments that invite deeper listening.
I offer virtual spiritual direction and contemplative accompaniment for adults of all ages, especially those navigating significant life transitions, longing to deepen prayer, or seeking a steady contemplative companion.
My background includes Spiritual Direction and Accompaniment, Stillpoint Certificated, along with more than 40 years as a board certified psychiatrist and addictionist, educated at Stanford and UCLA. This practice is trauma-informed and deeply attentive, while remaining distinct from clinical diagnosis, psychotherapy, or medical treatment.
“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.”
John 1:5Spiritual direction is, at its heart, a vigil kept together, a quiet, faithful attending to the small, persistent flame of the Spirit at work within you, even when the room has grown dark.
My role is to facilitate our listening together for the nudges and messages of Spirit already alive in your experience. Sessions unfold with gentleness, spaciousness, contemplative prayerfulness, and respect for your own pace and story.
For those moving through retirement, vocational discernment, loss, recovery, aging, illness, relationship change, or other threshold moments that invite deeper listening.
For adults longing to cultivate a more contemplative life of prayer, notice God’s movement more clearly, or explore how Spirit meets them in daily life.
For seekers who need a gentle, grounded, non-intrusive space where safety, consent, pacing, and respect for the body’s wisdom are integral to the conversation.
I meet with adults of all ages virtually, offering a contemplative companioning practice shaped by hospitality, reverence, and careful listening. I serve as both Spiritual Director and Contemplative Companion.
A gentle first conversation can help us discern whether this companionship would be a good fit for your present season.
Together, we can make room for stillness, for honest attention, and for the quiet flame of the Spirit.