Is My Coaching A Good Fit For You?

People who can relate to the following questions have benefited from my coaching. You can ask yourself the following questions to guide you in your decision. 

* Are you wrestling with questions about your faith, but feel completely alone or feel it's unsafe to talk about it?

* Do you feel like you have to hide parts of yourself to be accepted by your church community?

* Are you allowed honest questioning or does that cause your faith community to become defensive, judgmental, shaming, or double down on telling you what you should believe?

* Are you feeling destabilized by inconsistencies between what you were taught to believe vs. what you're experiencing in your reality?

* Have you ever felt religious pressure to conform in ways that were harmful to you?

* Do you feel like you have the freedom to be responsible for your own spiritual growth or does your church try to manage your beliefs and spirituality?

* Do you have a negative history with church people that is difficult to resolve or navigate?

* No matter how hard you try to do what's right, do you have looming feelings of fear, guilt, or shame attached to your identity that stem from religious beliefs about how you should perceive yourself?

With my coaching there is no agenda to fix theological or world views. I am here to support your healing and honor you in your process wherever you are in it. As a coach in religious trauma recovery, I aim to be a safe place for sharing your hurt, your anger, your fears, your questioning, or any other experiences on your heart we can walk through together that will help you move toward growth and healing. Depending on your level of trauma and recovery status, other therapies may also be recommended in conjunction with or as an alternative to the coaching, and I am happy to help you find the support that meets your needs.