ABOUT
Us
Get to know us and what compels us to do this work.
OUR STORY
Thirty two years ago, while at Fuller Theological Seminary, we realized that many of our peers would experience burnout in ministry in a shorter time than it took to officially prepare for it. From there began our desire to serve ministry leaders, both individuals and couples.
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Through the seasons we've personally wrestled exhaustion, overload, and the disconnect that often follows, and we're compelled with compassion for the weary. We've spent our life walking alongside leaders through our intensive retreats and professional counseling practice.
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Both of us were born and raised in Southern California. In 2005, we moved from Pasadena to the quaint town of Prescott, Arizona.
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Married 31 years, we love to explore new places, read good books on a dock or coffee shop, and restore things. (Check out our IG stories to see our cabin and RV reno.)
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Our adult kids, Clayton, Maddy, and new son-in-law Colton are our pride and joy.
Taken at Forest Home Chapel where we dated in the early '90's and held our first board meeting in 2010.
OUR BACKGROUND
Joey and Robyn are Board Certified Christian Counselors and members of AACC. Their non-anxious presence, gentle truth telling, and personal authenticity foster contagious growth in those around them.
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Robyn (MS,Cal Poly/ MsMFT, Fuller) is a professional speaker, content creator, counselor, and coach.
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Joey (BA, Westmont/ MDIV, Fuller) runs a private counseling practice. He has served as a hospice chaplain, worship leader, and an adjunct professor at Azusa Pacific University.
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(Check out thecoffmancompany.com and robyncoffman.com to explore all we offer.)
WHAT WE BELIEVE
There is a spiritual fight going on.
We need to intentionally stay connected with Jesus.
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We live fast-paced lives, distorting our perceptions of ourself, others, and God.
We need to slow down and challenge these distortions.
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We have settled for shallow fixes to our anxieties, constraining our soul.
We need space to be honest and care for ourselves.
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We are living lives marked by excessiveness and busyness.
We need a place to rest and recalibrate.
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We are expected to produce beyond our capacity.
We need permission to acknowledge our limits.
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We unintentionally neglect our most important relationships for the demands of our ministry.
We need to deliberately and regularly nourish them.
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We are afraid to stop.
We need to trust and practice Sabbath rest.
