Spirit-led One-to-one Coaching
This is not generic life coaching. It may be the most personal you ever encounter.
It’s not life coaching to boost your ego, because it’s not about you: it’s about God, and helping you be ready for whatever He has in mind for you — in your family, at work, in your social, economic, civic and public life.
This coaching is about equipping you to be amazingly useful to God in the hands of the Holy Spirit. If serving God in everything you do in the world truly matters to you, this is for you.
One-to-one Coaching
BASIC
Focuses on strengthening the core life skills at their most fundamental level. The World Health Organization (WHO) defines life skills as abilities that help make thoughtful decisions, manage emotions and stress, build healthy relationships, communicate clearly, and solve problems creatively. In BASIC, I use them to help you be who God meant you to be: healthy inside out, strong in faith, and confident in who you are.
Bridging the Faith-life Gap
If you want to make decisions and act in a way that aligns with the values of the Catholic faith, this is for you. It’s about meeting you exactly where you are, no matter where that is on your faith journey, and breaking down faith and Catholic concepts in a way that makes sense to you so that you can effectively apply them in everyday life. It will be like your own private catechesis class, focusing on what you need to learn to grow in faith.
Marriage Capacity-building
This coaching responds to a realisation from over 17 years of preparing couples for marriage: it is crucial for marriage success to build the capacity to enter marriage long before the possibility of getting married. While the Church sets three stages of preparation — remote, proximate, and immediate — most couples only complete the final stage. We offer you the opportunity to prepare properly for marriage and to discern not only your vocation, but the kind of man you can enter marriage successfully with.
Catholic Faith Transmission
In the rite of Baptism, at the beginning during the ‘reception’, the first time the priest addresses the godparents of the child, he asks them, ‘Are you ready to help the parents of this child in their duty as Christian parents?’ Because, you see, you’re not just a parent; you’re a Christian parent. Just before that address, the priest tells parents that they have a responsibility to train their child in the practice of the faith. This is easier said than done. If you need help with this, this coaching offers genuinely expert support.
Personal Capacity-building
Strengthen your inner abilities — self-awareness, stress management, emotional regulation, decision-making, critical thinking, and problem-solving — essential for understanding yourself, regulating your inner world, and making grounded choices in personal maturity and the lay apostolate.
Relational & Social Capacity-building
Develop the skills needed to build healthy relationships and collaborate — effective communication, empathy, listening, interpersonal effectiveness, boundary setting, and interpersonal relationships — foundational for community, leadership, mentoring, and nearly all apostolic work.
Cognitive & Creative Capacity-building
Enhance the intellectual and imaginative abilities needed to navigate complex environments — critical thinking, creative thinking, problem-solving, goal setting and resilience — ordinary gifts of the Holy Spirit that support discernment, innovation, and competent engagement with the temporal order, a core dimension of the lay vocation.
Professional & Functional Capacity
Apply life skills to real-world contexts from a faith perspective through decision-making, effective communication, interpersonal relationship skills, problem-solving, and more. These skills translate directly into professional competence, leadership, and responsible engagement in society — all central to lay apostolate formation.
