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Either through a scheduling link on my website, or by calling me.

Yes, and this is really one of the most important and helpful steps in finding a spiritual companion. You would make an appointment through the website.

I will hold our conversations in strict confidence. Our time together is sacred. I will not reveal the content of our conversations unless I am required to do so by law or court order. On the other hand, you are free to share whatever you choose about our conversations with anyone. [...]

Typically in a one- or two-year certificate program, with coursework and supervised experience doing companioning with clients during a practicum.

Therapy or counseling usually focuses more on pathology or diagnosis and is more aimed at treatment or problem-solving. Spiritual Companionship is purposely non-directive, not focused on solutions or fixing something that’s wrong, but on meaning-making, insight, and tapping into your inner wisdom, whether religious or otherwise.

What brought you to the session today. What’s happening in your life? Spiritual practices. What currently gives you joy? What are your anxious places? What your relationships and encounters with people are stirring within you. Anything true, whether it’s easy or a struggle. (Often the struggles help us grow the most!) [...]

I typically meet with people for one hour, once a month, though there are exceptions depending on circumstances.

Ask how they approach spiritual companionship work, what their training was like, how they became interested in companioning, whether they have a religious background, whether they regularly see a spiritual companion, and what their confidentiality policy is like. Further guidance, plus other helpful questions to ask prospective spiritual companions, is available HERE. [...]

Yes! The longing and curiosity you bring to your search for a Spiritual Companion is what make you well suited to this work. The openness of your seeking is one reason you can benefit from it.