Spiritual Mentorship

Service Description

When booking your appointment, be sure to choose which practitioner you want to work with: SilverBear (Laurie) Or Kahina. Spiritual mentorship is a personalized journey of self-discovery, growth, and connection to your higher self. Guided by a compassionate mentor, this transformative process helps you explore your spiritual path, uncover your inner wisdom, and align with your purpose. Through one-on-one sessions, you’ll gain tools to navigate life’s challenges, deepen your intuition, and develop practices that nurture your soul. Whether you're seeking clarity, healing, or a deeper connection to the divine, spiritual mentorship provides a safe, supportive space for exploration and empowerment. Step into a journey of enlightenment and embrace the authentic you. Spiritual Mentorship Disclaimer: Spiritual mentorship is a guided, educational, and reflective relationship intended to support personal growth, spiritual development, and self-awareness. Mentorship offers perspective, tools, and insight — it does not provide answers, guarantees, or authority over another person’s life or choices. By entering into spiritual mentorship, you acknowledge that: • Growth may involve honest reflection, challenge, and discomfort • Progress and outcomes vary and are not guaranteed • Mentorship does not replace personal responsibility or free will • Guidance offered is interpretive and exploratory, not directive or prescriptive Scope of Practice & Boundaries Spiritual mentorship is not: • Therapy, counseling, or mental health treatment • Medical, legal, or financial advice • Crisis support or emergency care • A substitute for licensed professional services Mentors do not diagnose conditions, direct life decisions, or claim authority over beliefs, actions, or outcomes. All choices remain the sole responsibility of the mentee. Nature of the Relationship: This mentorship is a professional spiritual service, not a dependency-based or authority-driven relationship. The role of the mentor is to offer guidance, reflection, and support — not control, influence, or decision-making on behalf of the mentee. The mentor reserves the right to pause or end the mentorship if boundaries are not respected or if the relationship no longer feels ethical, safe, or appropriate.