About Georgia Lynn | Spiritual Direction in Atlanta
I’m a mother and wife. A pet lover. Someone who loves slow mornings and snuggling up with a book.
I feel most at home in quiet spaces where we can be real and present with each other. These days, I’m almost allergic to performative behavior — maybe because I know how exhausting it is to keep up a façade.
My spiritual awakening began during a very hard season of life.
I was meditating one day, overwhelmed and unsure how to move forward, when something in me softened. In that quiet, I became aware of a steady, loving presence — what I now understand as God’s love for me.
It felt less like discovering something new and more like being reintroduced to something I had always known.
That experience opened me up.
As someone who naturally wants to help others (hello, Enneagram 2), my instinct was to find ways to share that love. That curiosity led me down a long path of exploration — yoga, meditation, mysticism, energy work, trauma healing, nervous system care, attachment theory, and a lot of quiet contemplation (which can be surprisingly hard to find as a mom).
Eventually, I felt called to follow Jesus.
I had grown up Christian, but it hadn’t felt like belonging or love at the time. Returning to faith was both a homecoming and something entirely new.
I am still learning every day what it means to follow Christ.
Formation & Training
I am a Christian spiritual director currently training through Sustainable Faith and receive ongoing supervision to support the depth and integrity of this work.
Spiritual direction is a historic contemplative practice within the Christian tradition, and I am committed to continued formation in that stream.
For nearly two decades, I have practiced and studied yoga and meditation. My work is also informed by training and experience in trauma-informed care, nervous system awareness, attachment theory, the Enneagram, and Reiki.
These streams are not separate from my faith — they have deepened it. They inform how I hold space: with attentiveness to safety, embodiment, emotional maturity, and spiritual depth.
How I Hold This Work
As a spiritual director — though I often prefer the language spiritual companion — my heart softens for women wrestling with questions of faith, identity, vocation, and belonging.
This is not a directive space. It is a listening one.
While I am a Christian, I intentionally sit with women who may not share my beliefs. I trust that Spirit — that Love — is reaching toward each person in ways that are meaningful for them. It doesn’t need to mirror my experience.
My hope is simple.
That together we create a safe, honest space where you can find yourself again and come home to the Love already reaching for you.