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Catherine Whaley Spiritual Director
Spiritual direction is a space to be curious about God and ourselves. It's an invitation to notice and respond to whatever is going on in our everyday lives. I love offering the hospitality of a space to be ourselves with God. I think and work creatively so often we explore image, imagination and body awareness. Creative materials are at the ready for those keen to use as a way to connect with God. I am excited to sit in this space alongside you as we notice God together in everyday life.

Emma Aldridge Spiritual Director
I view Spiritual Direction as journeying alongside another through the vast terrains of life, with the Holy One as our guide. I believe that our God cares deeply about every detail of our lives and wants us to encounter his love. What spiritual direction might be like with me: I will welcome you into a non judgmental environment and listen to you as you are I will be listening to the Holy Spirit as our guide during our time together. I use symbols (objects, images, nature) to help guide in prayer. I use drawing, writing or mark making to help process. There may be times of silence, creativity and prayer.

Full Member of Association
I offer Spiritual Direction online as well as in person
Trained to offer Supervision to Spiritual Directors
Presently accepting clients
West Auckland

Eddie O'Connor Spiritual Director
Spiritual Direction is an enormous privilege for me. When a person embraces their spiritual path with openness and curiosity, the results are often surprising and exciting, never a waste of time. My approach is founded on both my experience with the Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius and my practice of contemplative prayer. I have a big heart for people who feel spiritually homeless, as my journey has moved through a variety of spiritual perspectives and theological positions. At the heart of any spiritual practice is the assumption that God is at work in us at all times; our job is to help facilitate that work. In the Spiritual Exercises, St Ignatius encourages Directors to be like the centre of a balance, neither overtly influencing a person's journey, nor remaining passive. A person coming to me for direction can expect me to be calm, empathetic, and affirming, but also honest. My goal is to hold a light up for people and help them see the road ahead, particularly when the way is dark or unclear.

Margaret Shearing Spiritual Director
I like the description Midwife to the Soul. Accompanying another on their spiritual journey is a very old tradition and have found it very vital in my own journey.

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