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scott rensho elliott, m.a.I am a listener, a teacher, a navigator, and a guide...
For more than two decades I have assisted many individuals cultivate a deeper, more empowering relationship to Soul through Archetypal Coaching, Spiritual Direction, Meditation, & Dream-Work. I lead classes, workshops and retreats in Meditation, Contemplative Prayer, Celtic Spirituality, and Mindfulness and other Soul-focused practices. I feel a special calling for sharing Archetypal Coaching with individuals recovering from religious trauma or who are participating in twelve-step programs (i.e. Al-Anon, AA, etc) and I enjoy coaching individuals and diverse communities in 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. |
I LISTEN to Soul and support my clients through their journeys of spiritual, emotional, and physical healing. I work with clients to co-create a safe supportive environment and respectful relationship that facilitates deep spiritual & emotional healing for themselves.
I am a graduate of Antioch University where I earned a specialized Masters' Degree in Archetypal Psychology.
I am trained in Jungian-Centered Spiritual Direction and Dream-Work through the Haden Institute in North Carolina. I have also served on faculty of the Haden Institute presenting on Meditation for Inner-Work.
I am a graduate of the North Carolina School of Natural Healing (a school for massage & somatic therapies, herbalism, & alternative healing). My undergraduate work also includes Social Work, Psychology, and Human Services.
I am a graduate of Education for Ministry (EfM) through the University of the South School of Theology.
I completed additional theological education and pastoral training through the Atlantic School of Theology in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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 an Archetypal Coach, I serve as a bereavement counselor & spiritual care professional with hospice organizations in northern Virginia.
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, the Spiritual Care Association, and the Maine Jung Center.
I am trained in Jungian-Centered Spiritual Direction and Dream-Work through the Haden Institute in North Carolina. I have also served on faculty of the Haden Institute presenting on Meditation for Inner-Work.
I am a graduate of the North Carolina School of Natural Healing (a school for massage & somatic therapies, herbalism, & alternative healing). My undergraduate work also includes Social Work, Psychology, and Human Services.
I am a graduate of Education for Ministry (EfM) through the University of the South School of Theology.
I completed additional theological education and pastoral training through the Atlantic School of Theology in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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 an Archetypal Coach, I serve as a bereavement counselor & spiritual care professional with hospice organizations in northern Virginia.
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, the Spiritual Care Association, and the Maine Jung Center.
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
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