‘Watering the Garden’ is a short series of further training days for practising spiritual directors and those who, more informally, support others through prayer accompaniment. These sessions are run annually.

Encounter is a three year formation programme with a blended-learning format, meeting both online and on-site from London Centre for Spiritual Direction. It draws its inspiration from ancient and contemporary wisdom in Christian spiritual direction, modern psychological insights and the gifts and challenges of social diversity.

Julie Dunstan shares her ongoing thoughts on the prophetic imagination, contemplative prayer, the radical gospel, poetry and spiritual direction.

A two-year ecumenical programme of formation providing practical and experiential training in the skills applicable to accompanying others on their faith journey.

Insights from the river for the journey of faith New retreat for summer 2026 to do in your own time, at home or away £30 (£35 with printed booklet)

A creative experiential journey. The workshop is based principally on the dynamics of the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of Loyola. The first days are dedicated to an experiential journey through the major life themes of the Exercises. Each participant will have the opportunity to accompany another member of the Workshop in a three day silent retreat. During the retreats there are seminars on the art and practice of accompanying as well as one-to-one supervision with a team member.

A 2-year programme comprising four 5-day residentials and 12 online sessions.

A three year (one day a week) formation programme that can be taken online or in person at the London Jesuit Centre.

An online evening course with 3 in-person days – October 2026 to May 2027

An invitation to explore, in a supportive learning community, how the practices of Courage & Renewal® create safe spaces for the shy soul to show up.

Join a small group of women for a weekend of reflective running with time and space to connect with yourself and God in the beautiful North Cotswolds. Led by a qualified run leader and trained spiritual accompaniers.

The GPRL course aims to help participants develop and deepen their experience of prayer and live more reflectively. It offers opportunity to explore faith, discover meaning and come to a deeper, closer relationship with God. In doing so, it provides space to examine hopes and desires and to move towards the fullness of life we long for in ourselves, in those around us and in the global community to which we all belong.

To explore: What spiritual disciplines are required of the modern Christian household aspiring to live an authentic life within and from their home?

This course aims to help participants to gain competence and experience in giving individually guided retreats based on the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius Loyola through both experiential and theoretical learning.  Participants need to have made the full spiritual exercises in some form.