I was having coffee with a friend, simply chatting about life and in that quiet moment, I felt God whisper, “This is what true community looks like.” We were never meant to walk through life’s challenges alone, and yet so often we find ourselves facing them in isolation. It was in that moment that God placed a calling on my heart—to step into private practice and create a space where people feel deeply connected and truly seen, a place for healing.

He also gave me the name: The Well.

Throughout Scripture, the well holds both symbolic and literal significance. It’s a sacred space of encounter, provision, and transformation. Again and again, wells mark:

• Life transitions and divine appointments

• Sacred moments of connection

• Clarity, covenant, and transformation

• Encounters between humanity and The Divine

In John 4:5–26, Jesus meets the Samaritan woman at a well—one of the most profound moments in the Gospels. It’s a scene of healing and revelation, as Jesus offers “living water” and breaks down barriers of ethnicity, gender, and social status. That encounter changed everything for her—and it continues to echo with meaning for us today.