Two Ways to Walk Together
A Gifted Coaching Call
One conversation, no strings attached. We'll talk about where you actually are, and you'll leave knowing whether this is the kind of companionship you're looking for.
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Asynchronous Coaching
Not every question needs an hour on a calendar. For a week, you send a voice note whenever something rises, and I respond within a day — space to think out loud, on your own schedule, with someone actually listening on the other end.
Start Your WeekCoaching and Formation, Together
Some weeks you need regular coaching — a sounding board for the actual decision in front of you. The job change. The hard conversation. The thing you've been circling for months. That's practical work, and it matters.
Other weeks what you need is slower. Spiritual formation isn't a to-do list for getting closer to God — it's the quiet, patient work of becoming someone who can actually receive what's already being offered. Less doing, more noticing.
In practice, the two rarely stay in their lanes. I'll ask about your calendar and end up asking about your soul. I run my own life with sticky notes and three tabs open, and then I turn around and ask you to sit in silence for ten minutes. I know how that sounds. But maybe it's exactly why I trust the slow stuff — it had to hold someone as restless as me before I'd believe it could hold you.
A Little About Who's Guiding This
Darlene is a Spiritual Director and Christian Life Coach who's spent years walking alongside women tired of more shoulds and musts. Her own path has taken her through several countries and traditions, and left her with one conviction: steadiness is possible, even now.
- Spiritual Director in training, and trained in Spiritual Formation
- Christian Life Coach
- Human Flourishing Coaching Certificate — AACC
- Certified Insight Coaching Practitioner — ICC
- Mental Health First Responder — AACC