|Coach | Content Writer | Speaker |

You have dreams for your future. You want to make progress, but sometimes you feel stuck. And a million ideas are coming at you.

Too many of us are trying to be someone else.

Consultants offer expertise and advice.  Counselors diagnose. Pastors try to get you “plugged in” to the church’s programs.  Sometimes friends listen, briefly. They might even say, “You got this.” How much help is that?

But you don’t always need advice, expertise, therapy, information, or inspirational platitudes.  

Sometimes you need a different kind of help. Sometimes you need a focused conversation that lets you set the agenda, talk without interruption, and process your goals and desires out loud. Sometimes you need coaching.

As a coach, I help you grow in awareness of the resources already in you, the opportunities already around you, and the obstacles (within and without) that undermine you.

With greater awareness, you will become more comfortable in your own skin, gaining the confidence to make better decisions and build closer relationships.

The Types of Coaching I Offer

I offer general coaching to help you accomplish personal or professional goals.

I specialize in Christian Spiritual Formation coaching, which is spiritual growth and character coaching. I help you become more aware of your interior self—the person that God has been fashioning all your life—and His current invitations to you, supporting you as you clarify and expand your sense of His calling.

I coach on receiving and living out God’s gift of being yourself rather than simply imitating someone you admire.

I coach on relationship/friendship depth skills.

I coach on reframing false narratives—breaking free of the negative stories you tell yourself. Your story becomes a resource rather than a reproach.

I coach pastors and former pastors on how to benefit from failure and grow personally. I do not coach church growth.

I offer coaching on navigating transitions such as aging, loss & grief, faith reconstruction, church change, and clarifying one's calling.

I coach caregivers of spouses or family members.