Did you know a group of rhinos is called a CRASH...? It’s a fitting name, when they move, they move with unstoppable force, charging forward together toward whatever lies ahead.

No, Christ-Centered Life Coaching is not clinical therapy. While coaching can be therapeutic in that it supports personal growth, emotional healing, and clarity, it is not the same as working with a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), or other clinical mental health providers.

As a certified life coach with a background in ministry and human services—and with a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy—I understand and value the role of professional counseling. However, coaching is a distinct process. It’s forward-focused, goal-oriented, and rooted in helping you gain clarity, take action, and grow spiritually and personally in alignment with God’s purposes for your life.

Clinical therapy often focuses on diagnosing and treating mental health conditions or processing deep trauma. Coaching, on the other hand, is about partnering together in a supportive, Spirit-led journey to help you move from where you are to where God is calling you to be.

If at any point I believe a client would benefit from professional counseling or therapy, I will always recommend connecting with a licensed mental health provider. Your well-being is the priority.

Christ-Centered Coaching is a life coaching approach that places Jesus Christ at the heart of the process. It means that every conversation, goal, and step forward is grounded in biblical truth, guided by prayer, and aligned with God’s purpose for your life. Rather than relying solely on self-help methods or personal ambition, this kind of coaching invites the Holy Spirit into the journey and seeks God’s wisdom as the foundation for growth.

In Christ-Centered Coaching, I believe that real transformation begins with a renewed mind and a surrendered heart (Romans 12:2). So whether you're seeking clarity in your calling, healing from past wounds, or simply a deeper connection with God, the coaching process is designed to help you align your life with His truth, walk in your identity in Christ, and move forward with confidence and peace.

It's not therapy, and it’s not preaching—it’s a supportive, grace-filled partnership where I listen deeply, reflect prayerfully, and we take intentional steps together. Think of it as having a trusted companion who encourages you with the Word, challenges you with love, and walks with you as you pursue God’s best for your life.

I bring a rich blend of education, certification, and over 25 years of hands-on ministry experience to my coaching practice. I am a certified life coach through the Accelerated Coach Training (ACT) program at the Life Forming Leadership Institute, a biblically grounded and ICF-aligned training organization focused on transformational coaching.

Academically, I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services from Southwestern Christian University, along with a Master’s of Ministry in Church Planting and Organizational Development from the same institution. I also earned a Master’s in Marriage and Family Therapy from Abilene Christian University, which deepened my understanding of relationships, communication, and emotional well-being from both a clinical and spiritual perspective.

This unique combination of coaching training, theological education, and ministry leadership allows me to serve clients with both practical tools and spiritual wisdom. My approach is Christ-centered, people-focused, and deeply committed to helping you align your life with God’s purpose.

There are no signatures or contracts required.
Your confidentiality is top priority.
If you need to cancel or reschedule, please do so within a 24-hour period.
To the best of my ability, between sessions, I will respond via text or phone call.