The People Who Steward Project coming soon!
Formation, Accompaniment, Education and Community for the people who tend what matters.

SER ENTERO

Formation, accompaniment, education and community for the people who tend what matters

Chaplains. Organizers. Spiritual leaders. Educators. Caregivers. Community builders. Movement workers.

People who steward often spend so much time tending, teaching, organizing, accompanying, visioning, planning, and responding that there is little space to ask:

How am I being changed by the work?

What sustains me?

How do I remain present without abandoning myself?

What kind of community are we becoming together?

The People who Steward Project is emerging out of this inquiry.

We practice wholeness not as an escape from the world, but as preparation for meeting it.

We offer formation, mentoring, facilitation, practice spaces, educational experiences and retreats for people and communities who steward at the intersections of spirituality, justice, embodiment, care, and social transformation.

This work is grounded in contemplative practice, somatic awareness, trauma-informed facilitation, spiritual care, and critical inquiry into power and systems.

We are interested in what happens when we bring the whole of ourselves—becoming more present, discerning, resourced and relational-in stewarding what matters.

Stewardship is about becoming more present, discerning, relational, and resourced in the ways we already serve.

Because transformation is not only about what we accomplish together- but about who we become.

Education and Training

PhD in Developmental Psychology
Group / Relational Facilitator
Embodied Leadership Coach
Meditation Teacher/Facilitator

Licensed Mental Health Counselor
FORMER Full-TiMe Professor and Administrator in Higher Education
Zen and Interfaith Chaplain

Philosophy / Framework

**Ser Entero: Embrace Your Wholeness**
Ser Entero, meaning **“to be whole” or “whole being”** in Spanish, is rooted in the belief that **you are already whole**—there is nothing to fix, nothing missing. While growth and transformation are part of life, you are not incomplete. Everything you need is already within you.
*To be whole enough to meet what is here.*
Wholeness does not mean being untouched by grief, anger, uncertainty, or contradiction.
It means learning to remain in relationship with the fullness of our experience—and with one another.
This is the practice.
**Come practice with me.**

Who accompanies the people who accompany everyone else? The People Who Steward Project coming soon.

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My FAMILY

Jonathan and Nicolas are young men. Jonathan has a boundless mind and free spirit, with vast interests including rock climbing and debate. Nicolas has a heart of generosity, is a rugby player and loves college. John, their dad and my husband, loves to cook, attend Nicolas’ sports games and laugh at Jonathan’s jokes. When he is not tending to us or his work, he coaches kids’ basketball.