Grubbs, Rev.Dr. Clyde

I facilitate groups and guide individuals who seek to find appropriate spiritual practices I I accompany seekers who feel called to a vision of social justice and to a life of service.  My understanding is shaped by indigenous earth centered spirituality, but I am able to accompany seekers in all wisdom traditions.

I have been a participant in the People of Color community of the UUA for thirty years, and active in in indigenous peoples movements for fifty years. As a spiritual director I have accompanied seekers who are activists and those seeking vocation in time of crisis for our earth and her children.

The spiritual director offers the following kinds of spiritual direction services, and is available to meet in the following manners.

Service Offerings: Individual Spiritual Direction, Group Spiritual Direction

Session Format: Online (Zoom, Skype, etc.), Telephone

Payment Notes: Seekers contribute to support my ministry. A sliding scale can be offered.

UU Wellspring Approved? UU Wellspring Spiritual Director

The spiritual director identifies in the following ways.

Gender: Man

Identities: BIPOC, Disabled (Visible or Invisible)

Other Important Identities: Cherokee

The spiritual director has direct experience, training, or expertise in the following areas.

Specializations: Codependency, Enneagram, Grief and Loss, Mature Adults/Elderly, Nature Based, Relationships

Spiritual Spheres: Christianity, Eco/Nature-based, Humanism, Interfaith, Native/Indigenous, Spiritual but Not Religious, Spiritual Independent, Taoism

This is where the spiritual director received their training, how often they receive supervision, and the professional associations where they are members.

Supervision: Peer group (5-11 times/year)