Soul Care

Service Description

Soul care is for those who… * are looking for a healthy, supportive, and non-judgmental space to share and explore your thoughts, feelings, and any spiritual or soul wounds. *are in a season of emergence, transition, disappointment, uncertainty, or discernment. *desire new pathways of insight, compassion, and wholeness in their spiritual and personal journey. *are interested in exploring somatic and contemplative practices to enhance their experience of daily life. Soul Care focuses on the whole body/mind/spirit experiences that are important in the emotional and spiritual journey. The tools we engage in offering Soul Care are Spiritual Care and Somatic Coaching. 
 This is how we define them both:
 Spiritual Care (Spiritual Direction, as it is traditionally called) is the ancient art of sacred listening and companionship. Contemplation and attentiveness are core elements of Spiritual Care, especially toward discovering, mending, or deepening intimacy with the Divine. Through gentle Somatic Coaching, we give attention to the body and integrate and regulate our body's nervous system (as opposed to cognitive talk therapy.) At the heart of Somatic Coaching is connecting and listening to the messages carried in the body.
 By combining these two approaches, Soul Care can be especially beneficial for those who have experienced religious trauma or spiritual and existential crises and are open to experiencing the healing pathways of somatic coaching and spiritual care. Book your one-hour (virtual) Soul Care session today. $110 per 60-minute session Packages Available upon request NDIS Support Payment is accepted once booked and prior to appointment. Payment methods include Pay-Pal, Venmo, and Bank Transfer. LIMITATIONS OF SERVICES: Soul care spans the spectrum of Spiritual Direction and Somatic Coaching; however, it is distinct from clinical and medical modalities, such as psychoanalysis, psychiatry, or allopathy. It does not treat mental disorders as defined by the American Psychiatric Association, nor is it intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.