SpiritLife

SpiritLife is a specialized spiritual-exploration facilitated practice led by a seasoned fellow explorer with 47 years of experience in spiritual guidance and ministerial work. The practice offers clients a safe environment to explore, define, and deepen their spiritual identity through experiential and nature-based methods.

The mission is to help people listen to their inner nature, align with their outer environment, and discover the spiritual essence that already lives within them.

SpiritLife blends personal insight with experiential and nature-based methods including dreamwork, non-directed art, Tibetan singing prayer bowls, guided imagery, and body awareness modalities to help clients connect with their spiritual core.

Vision and Mission

SpiritLife works to support individuals in awakening and embodying their authentic spiritual selves, cultivating inner clarity, emotional resilience, and deep personal meaning.

To offer integrative non-denominational spiritual exploration grounded in decades of ministerial and guiding experience honoring each person's unique path, symbols, mythology, values, and inner wisdom.

About the Founder

• 47 years of experience in spiritual guidance and facilitation
• Ordained minister in two denominations practicing fully non-denominational spiritual work
• Founder of SpiritLife, blending personal guidance with spiritual exploration

Specializes In

• Dream exploration
• Body-mind integration
• Spiritual exploration through the arts, including music and drawing/painting
• Nature based and sensory grounding practices
• Tibetan singing prayer bowls and sound resonance

Approach

"I am a fellow explorer, walking beside my clients as they uncover the spiritual essence already within them"

Services Offered

• Individual spiritual exploration sessions (core service), both in person and online
• Small spiritual exploration groups, in person only

SpiritLife Will Be Helpful To

• Adults seeking deeper meaning, direction, or inner peace
• Individuals feeling "spiritually alive but undefined"
• People transitioning in life phases
• Clients whose spiritual needs are not addressed by psychotherapy
• Those feeling called inward but unsure where to begin
• People feeling "blocked" spiritually
• Retirees seeking life-purpose reflection
• Meditators, contemplatives, and seekers

I now work with spiritual exploration, rather than typical psychological therapy, which I have retired from. My quest is to help guide you through your inner being, seeking to know your spirituality and meaning.

Using dreams, ancient Tibetan singing bowls, guided imagery, non-intentional drawing, shiatsu and other elements of traditional Chinese medicine, and other techniques, we will mutually seek to know your spirituality (variously called soul, spirit, inner truth, etc.).

Added to the above, I am informed by 55 years studying Tao and other Eastern philosophies and religions, and my 47 years prior clinical psychology practice.

Since I have retired as a clinical psychologist, I cannot accept insurance payments. I have a very flexible sliding scale, designed so that virtually anybody can make use of my services.