I work with women from a variety of backgrounds (cisgender & transgender, single & partnered, divorced & widowed, working and stay-at-home, student & retired). While I work with people across the gender identity spectrum, I am especially passionate about cultivating an understanding of the divine feminine in embodied spiritual practice that brings nourishment and healing.

As someone who has spent their life studying “middle space”, I focus on those who are at significant junctures in their life where they pass from one phase of life to the next on their spiritual journey. Desert spirituality has a unique lens for those who are waiting in the wilderness.

My personal experience has led me from a conservative Christian background into an ever expanding sense of connecting to the Divine. While I currently locate myself in Christianity, I have a great respect and admiration for other religious traditions and find great joy in helping others step into a much broader world. My heartbeat is helping others who are deconstructing and reconstructing their faith with no set agenda on where that journey may lead.

As someone who works by day as a priest with regular encounters among the houseless community, my passion is to make sure that everyone has access to spiritual direction regardless of their economic status. Being able to explore one’s spiritual identity and purpose is a basic human right. I hope to provide a spiritual oasis for those working on the frontlines of the major justice issues of our day.