Spiritual Direction Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What exactly is spiritual direction?
A: Spiritual direction is a sacred conversation — a quiet space to pause, reflect, and notice where God is already present in your life. It’s not therapy, coaching, or teaching. It’s companionship — walking alongside you as you listen for God’s voice, notice His movement, and grow in awareness of His truth.

Q: How is this different from an intuitive reading?
A: The heart of it is the same. For years, I’ve used my God-given intuition to help women find clarity and peace. The difference now is focus — spiritual direction roots that same deep listening in God’s Word. It’s not a change in what I do; it’s simply naming what it’s always been.

Q: Do I need to be religious or know the Bible well to come?
A: Not at all. Spiritual direction meets you right where you are. Whether you’ve walked closely with God for years or you’re just starting to explore faith again, this space is about relationship not religion, performance, or perfection.

Q: How often do people come for spiritual direction?
A: Some women book a single session when they’re at a crossroads or need clarity in a season of change. Others come monthly or bi-monthly to stay grounded and grow in their awareness of God’s movement. There’s no right way — it’s about what fits your rhythm.

Q: Why do you charge for spiritual direction?
A: It’s a fair question — and one I take seriously. Spiritual direction is sacred work that takes time, preparation, presence, and continued study. Charging for sessions isn’t about putting a price on God — it’s about honoring the time, prayer, and care that goes into holding this space for you.

Your investment also helps me keep this work sustainable, allowing me to continue showing up fully, listening deeply, and keeping this sacred space available to the women who need it most.

Q: Can I pray or bring scripture into the session?
A: Absolutely. Many sessions naturally include prayer, scripture reflection, or silence. We follow the Spirit’s lead and keep the space gentle, open, and real.

Q: What if I’m not sure if this is for me?
A: Then start with one session. Come curious, not committed. You’ll know after that if this rhythm feels right for you.