Whether you are discerning a major life decision, longing for silence, or simply desiring deeper intimacy with Christ, an Ignatian retreat offers sacred space to listen, pray, and rest in God's presence.
No. Spiritual direction and counseling are distinct ministries. Counseling focuses primarily on emotional, psychological, or relational healing. Spiritual direction focuses on your relationship with God and the practice of discerning His presence and guidance in your life. If concerns arise that are outside the scope of spiritual direction, I may recommend another qualified professional while continuing to discern the most appropriate path forward.
Most directees meet approximately once a month for about 50–60 minutes. Depending on your circumstances, meetings may be scheduled more or less frequently. Together we will discern a rhythm that best supports your spiritual growth.
No. While my approach is rooted in the Catholic and Ignatian spiritual tradition, I welcome anyone who sincerely desires to deepen their relationship with God and is open to prayerful discernment. People from various backgrounds have found spiritual direction to be a meaningful part of their spiritual journey.
Ignatian spirituality, rooted in the teachings of St. Ignatius of Loyola, is a way of seeking and finding God in all things. It emphasizes prayerful reflection, discernment of spirits, attentive listening to God's invitations, and responding generously to His grace in everyday life.
God is already at work in your life.
Spiritual direction offers a place to notice His presence, discern His invitations, and respond with greater freedom
