Empowering Women in Ministry to Thrive, Not Just Survive!

We are in a constant state of transitioning from what was, to what is to come. 

“A Journey shared is more than surviving … it’s Thriving!

Hear from others who are experiencing similar challenges and making sense of the unexpected. Share what you’ve learned, what you lost, and what you gained. 

Life Coach

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Helping Healers Heal

For Healers who are aware of their own limitations and desire to seek help when needed. Uncovering a hidden toxic system that is undermining wholeness.

Community Support

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Circles Journey Groups

Group coaching and community support.Your journey is your own and is respected, in this loving and supportive setting online and in person.

Inside a Child's Mind

My Page a Day

Creative Life Coaching for parents who desire to understand the genius of their child while having fun with artistic activities and ColorBooks.

I get it ... I've been there.

Shannon Parish

Shannon Parish
Life Coach, Former PW

I understand your frustration and bewilderment. It can be very disheartening to see toxic behavior in a place where you expect to find love, support, and healing.
 

If you’re struggling with toxic behavior in the church, a challenging marriage, or relationships I encourage you to reach out for help.

Contact me, and/or join one of our online chats or workshops. 

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Turn on the Light!

Several years ago, I wrote the post that is below. It’s worth repeating because this metaphoric story addresses another type of darkness that is rarely

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I Just Need a Hug …

Periodically, I’ll receive an email from a pastor’s wife that echoes not only my own experiences but those of others who’ve crossed my path during

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