
Where truth, grief, and grace get to sit down together
I’m Ro—and if you’re here, I’m guessing life handed you a plot twist that feels more like emotional whiplash. Maybe you’re grieving someone who was your whole world. Maybe your faith feels like it’s speaking a foreign language lately. Maybe you’re just trying to remember how to be a functioning human when everything familiar has been turned upside down and shaken like a snow globe.
Welcome to the Back Porch.
You don’t have to perform here. You don’t have to pretend you’ve got it together or apologize for where you are. You just have to be willing to show up honestly and take one small, brave step toward whatever comes next.
What Mentoring with Ro Looks Like
Private mentoring is a sacred space—a one-on-one rhythm where I walk beside you as you figure out what life looks like now. We meet once a week over video chat (yes, pajama pants are totally fine). You bring what’s heavy. I bring prayer if you want it, encouragement always, and practical help no matter where you are in your faith journey.
Between sessions, I’ll check in with gentle nudges—because sometimes Tuesday needs a reminder that you’re still held.
You’ll also get a short, doable weekly plan—a few steps, not a life overhaul. Maybe it’s a journaling prompt. Maybe it’s a Scripture to sit with—or maybe just a question that helps you hear yourself again. Maybe it’s a conversation you’ve been putting off, and we figure out how to approach it together.
I’ll hold space for your grief, but I’ll also hold hope for you—especially on the days when you’re not sure what you believe or whether healing is even possible. This isn’t one-size-fits-all. It’s honest, personalized, and paced for real life.

What’s Included
The Investment
(3-month minimum commitment)
You’ll get:
I limit how many women I walk with at a time so I can show up fully, with energy and heart. That’s why it’s a monthly investment—and why it works.
Who This Is For
This May Not Be a Fit If…
Before You Go…
You don’t have to be sure. You don’t have to have it all figured out. You just have to take the next step.
Come Take My Hand
I’ll bring the tea. You bring the truth.