My approach to spiritual direction, group work and retreats is characterised by gentleness, invitation, observation, explorative questioning, and suggestion. I believe that each person is the primary expert on their own experience and holds responsibility for their own spiritual growth. I provide a forum for deep listening, for conversation about spiritual practices, rhythms, questions, dilemmas, opportunities, and problems. I assist people to find their own spiritual voice, to recognise and discern their natural spiritual rhythms and life choices, and to move forward in spiritual growth with assurance and courage.

I am comfortable working with people from any range of Christian backgrounds or none. I offer any insights from the Christian tradition that I believe to be helpful as a form of wisdom. I do not impose my own views, nor do I insist on a particular theological framework, rather I support each person to name and recognise their own pattern and structure of meaning.