Over the years I have heard many speak of a longing to belong - to ourselves, our families, our community and to the larger world. I have heard yearnings to connect to that which is greater than each of us. I have had, and still have my own longings that inform my practice. 

While my personal spiritual practice is grounded in the Unitarian Universalist faith tradition, I journey with those of any faith tradition and those of no faith tradition. I believe the journey illuminates what you seek. 

I bring a progressive and inclusive philosophy to bear as I accompany you. I am an "active listener," with knowledge of Eastern, Western and Earth-centered religions and faith issues, historically, and in the 21st century. While educated primarily in the Christian faith tradition in seminary, my Unitarian Universalist traditions and tenets mean I am essentially “non-denominational.” I use many resources in my practice, such as poetry, wisdom teachings, nature encounters, meditation, silence, and journaling. I bring an open mind to our sessions. You are accepted as you are.