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Who am I?

 

Hello! 

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My name is Tim (he/him). 

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I am a husband, father,

pastor, musician, baker,

knitter, labyrinth facilitator, pizza maker, bicycle-r, and all-around love-to-learn-new-things-er.

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I grew up in the Midwest and have lived in Iowa, Michigan, New York, Germany, and Italy.  I currently reside on Long Island with my spouse and 2 daughters.

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I am committed to hospitality, which I describe as: Treating someone like they belong, before they belong, until they belong.  (A phrase I cannot take credit for, but wish I could!) 

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Ultimately, I'm all about accompanying, equipping, and supporting individuals and communities as they journey toward a deeper, richer, and increasingly-illumined experience of life on this side of death. 

 

I believe that being human means being a unique combination of mind, body, spirit, and circumstance.  To be healthy, means to care for and curate all four of those aspects in an integrated, trauma-informed, affirming way that leads toward increasing wholeness and fullness.

Tim in front of a wood-fired pizza oven

What do I do?

That's an easier question to ask than it is to answer.

 

What I do depends on who I'm working with and what they need.  With over two and a half decades of experience, I bring a unique background in multiple modalities and traditions to help you clarify and reach your goals.

 

My job is to meet you where you're at and help you get where you want to go.  Whether you are interested in a personal coaching, HeartMath training, labyrinth work, or need a safe non-defensive companion to help you work through religious trauma, my job is to walk with you as you journey through this stage of your life in the most healthier, hopeful, and holistic way possible.

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I work with individuals, small groups, and communities and never offer generic coaching or rote teaching of predetermined curricula.  

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You deserve (and need) more than an "off the shelf" experience.

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We can meet virtually (by Zoom) or in person, depending on your location and the modalities used during a particular session.

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