This brand new four-part series from SDI explores how the creative arts can serve as powerful tools in spiritual companionship. This highly experiential series will introduce you to four artist/spiritual companions who will guide participants in creative activities, share stories on how art serves the creative journey, and offer creative tools that you can adapt […]
Join this 4-part webinar series to deepen your spiritual practice, connect with the Divine within, and experience the unifying power of Centering Prayer. As a spiritual director and companion, you will gain insights and tools to help bridge divides and remind those you guide of our shared humanity and divine Source.
A new eight-part series on facilitating group spiritual direction, guided by author and teacher Roslyn G. Weiner, PhD.
Join us for an insightful four-part webinar series on being a wise companion to yourself and others when the fragility of human life is most evident: in times of illness. We will cover the spiritual and neurobiological process of tending to those things which ail us, that they may teach us.
Tending Our Hearts Together Navigating an Intense U.S. Election Season as Spiritual Companions A two-part webinar series from SDI Presenter Pam Winthrop Lauer Dates November 14, 2024 4:30PM-6PM PST7:30PM-9PM ESTFind your local time zone. Duration 90 min each. Webinar will be recorded. Come gather online with fellow spiritual directors of diverse political leanings to tend […]
Join us on this 3-hr online retreat on Oct 31st, as we celebrate the “Celtic New Year” by nurturing the body, heart, mind, and soul. Discover how modern science and ancient spirituality can provide meaningful insights for you, as spiritual directors and companions, and those you serve, and even help heal broken relationships at home […]
Join us for an insightful four-part webinar series designed for spiritual directors and companions, which delves into the burgeoning movement of spiritual independents, exploring the complexities and nuances of true spiritual freedom.
This session will focus specifically on those who are Spiritual But Not Religious (SBNR) within the queer community. The session will include trends and recent research about the SBNR experience, in general, and the significance of this within the queer community. Through short presentations, personal reflections, and small and large group dialogues, we will apply […]
Part 2: Post-Election Processing SessionCome gather online with fellow spiritual directors of diverse political leanings to tend to our overwhelm, worry, anger, fear, excitement, and other feelings about the U.S. election, with guidance and structure from a spiritual director who is also a Nonviolent Communication (NVC) trainer. If you have registered for the previous session, […]
Join us on November 20th from 2-3:30 p.m. PST, for the Spiritual Director Formation Program Leaders and Spiritual Companion Mentors Gathering. In light of the ever increasing complexities in our world today, this will be an opportunity for us to collectively support and nourish one another; share how we are preparing spiritual directors to live […]
You're invited to join us for a free, one-hour workshop designed specifically for spiritual directors and companions who want to explore the unique challenges and opportunities in building a flourishing practice. In this interactive session, we’ll introduce a couple of actionable strategies you can start using immediately to attract and connect with new clients. We’ll […]
Listening as Radical Act of HospitalityWe are delighted to welcome Jung Eun Sophia Park, SNJM, to lead our BIPOC gathering on Listening as a Radical Act of Hospitality. Listening is an act of hospitality in this global world, fully embracing the others regarding religion, culture, race, and gender. Any kind of border-crossing spiritual direction emerges […]
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