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scott rensho elliottI am a listener and I am a teacher.
For more than two decades I have assisted many individuals cultivate a deeper, more empowering relationship to the Divine through Transpersonal Coaching, Spiritual Direction, Meditation, & Dream-Work. I lead classes, workshops and retreats in Meditation, Christian Contemplative Prayer, Celtic Spirituality, and Mindfulness Practice. I feel a special calling for assisting & providing Transpersonal Coaching to individuals recovering from religious trauma or who are participating in twelve-step programs (i.e. Al-Anon, AA, etc) and I enjoy introducing Christian Communities to the practices of Meditation and Mindfulness. I consider it a great honor and privilege to serve as a guide and companion to others on their Spiritual Journey. As a healer, I LISTEN and support my clients through their journeys of spiritual, emotional, and physical healing. I love working with clients to co-create a safe supportive environment and respectful relationship that facilitates deep spiritual & emotional healing. |
I am trained in Jungian-Centered Spiritual Direction and Dream-Work through the Haden Institute in North Carolina. I currently serve as a faculty member of the Haden Institute where I teach Meditation for Inner Work as part of the two-year Dream-Work Training Program.
I am a graduate of the North Carolina School of Natural Healing (a school for massage & somatic therapies, herbalism, & alternative healing) and am a graduate of Education for Ministry (EfM) through the University of the South School of Theology.
I completed additional spiritual and theological education through the Lindisfarne School of Theology and the Atlantic School of Theology.
I am trained in Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE accredited) and have served as a spiritual counselor in hospital, hospice, and behavioral health settings and with military veterans. In addition to my Private Practice as a Transpersonal Coach, I serve as a Chaplain/Spiritual & Palliative Care professional in central New Hampshire.
I have practiced meditation in both the Tibetan and Zen Buddhist traditions for more than 25 years. I am an ordained priest of the Anglican-Celtic tradition, and former prior of an independent, ecumenical, new-monastic community.
I am a member of Spiritual Directors International and the Spiritual Care Association.
I am a graduate of the North Carolina School of Natural Healing (a school for massage & somatic therapies, herbalism, & alternative healing) and am a graduate of Education for Ministry (EfM) through the University of the South School of Theology.
I completed additional spiritual and theological education through the Lindisfarne School of Theology and the Atlantic School of Theology.
I am trained in Clinical Pastoral Education (ACPE accredited) and have served as a spiritual counselor in hospital, hospice, and behavioral health settings and with military veterans. In addition to my Private Practice as a Transpersonal Coach, I serve as a Chaplain/Spiritual & Palliative Care professional in central New Hampshire.
I have practiced meditation in both the Tibetan and Zen Buddhist traditions for more than 25 years. I am an ordained priest of the Anglican-Celtic tradition, and former prior of an independent, ecumenical, new-monastic community.
I am a member of Spiritual Directors International and the Spiritual Care Association.
I stand before you tonight to represent the people who do not count: the poor, the poets, and monks.
As long as there are people who are trying to realize the divine in themselves,
there shall be hope in the world.
~Thomas Merton
Author of New Seeds of Contemplation
As long as there are people who are trying to realize the divine in themselves,
there shall be hope in the world.
~Thomas Merton
Author of New Seeds of Contemplation