About Us

Womanist Spirit for Healing and Transformation
Welcome to The Hush Harbor Center for Soul Care
Our Roots
The Hush Harbor Center is grounded in a womanist spirit—a heart-centered approach that honors your voice, encourages deep reflection, and moves us toward meaningful action. We believe that soul care is a holistic journey, and we invite you to bring your full self to the table: your history, your quirks, your questions, and your truth.
What We Believe
We know that loving the world and the people in it can be messy and complicated. That’s why we’ve committed to a "partnership" model of spiritual work. We call this our Circle of Trust—a sacred space of mutuality where we lean on God together.
In this circle, we practice "Holy Listening." To us, listening is a high calling and a sacred responsibility. We’re here to:
- Meet you exactly where you are, whether you’re feeling deeply rooted or full of questions.
- Honor your "hidden parts," those quiet pieces of your story that emerged in the silence and are ready to be named.
- Engage the head and the heart as companions, helping you stay reflective and present.
- Spot the glimmers of the Spirit that are already alive and shimmering in your unique journey.
Our Commitment to You
In this space, we see the Spirit in everything and everyone. We honor the many "hats" you wear and the different roles you play in the world. Our goal is to set aside assumptions and "pre-judgments" so we can truly hear you for who you are.
Because your trust is the foundation of our work, we lead with integrity, cultural humility, and total confidentiality. We don’t shy away from the uncomfortable places where growth happens, but we promise to walk through them with you. To ensure you are cared for with the highest professional standards, we strictly adhere to the Ethical Guidelines of Spiritual Directors International.
There is room for you here.
Whether you are seeking a moment of quiet reflection or a path toward deeper action, the Circle of Trust is open. We are here to help you move from silence to articulation, finding God’s presence in every step of the journey.
