UNBOUND

The Signature Coaching Experience for Clergywomen

Your next step to care for yourself

while you care for others,

is to schedule your consultation.

You’re a clergywoman who wants something more.

Whether you’ve just started in a new context and are feeling lost.

You’re a lead pastor frustrated with the staff's repeated mistakes.

Or a resentful associate leaving meetings in tears because he’s still. not. listening.

You’re committed to your personal and professional development.

You know your Enneagram number and your attachment style.

You’ve done therapy and/or spiritual direction.

You've gone to the conferences and brought home so many resources.

You have books you've been meaning to read stacked on your nightstand.

(Ask me how I know.)

Knowing WHAT to do isn't the problem. You know "the things."

You’ve tried block scheduling.

Tried setting boundaries on evening meetings.

Tried to stop checking your church email at home.

And it works for a while...

But as soon as it's Lent, VBS, or multiple people go on hospice?

You’re pulled right back into working late.

Saying yes because you feel like you have to.

And feeling the pressure to be endlessly available.

You're not the problem.

This isn't your fault.

This isn't about being more organized, working harder or finally getting your sh*t together.

You didn't miss that day in seminary.

(Promise.)

The problem is no one taught you how to care for yourself WHILE caring for others.

How to still get to yoga during a two funeral week.

How to close your office door when people expect they can drop by any time.

How to stop allowing problematic behavior in the name of "niceness" and "welcome."

No one taught you HOW to care for yourself while being a caregiver.

You've been taught to put everyone else's needs above your own.

That if you prioritize yourself, you're being "selfish."

So of course caring for yourself feels "wrong."

It's a deeply counter-cultural act.

One that requires chutzpah and community.

Girl, you know what to do. You need someone in your corner to help you do it.

You need someone to support YOU while you support others.

Receive that in

UNBOUND

The Signature Coaching Experience

for Clergywomen

Your next step to extend yourself

the grace you extend to others

is to schedule your consultation now.

Hi, I’m Dr. Crystal Hall.

I’m a seminary professor turned feminist clergy coach,

and founder of UNBOUND,

the signature coaching experience for clergywomen.

I teach you how to

take good care of yourself

alongside everything else.

I help you feel authentic and unapologetic—

preaching the gospel through your flourishing,

with words if necessary.

Created through six rounds of UNBOUND and coaching hundreds of women,

you'll learn this proven four-step process:

When you implement UNBOUND's four-step process:

You become the clergywoman who knows she's enough exactly as she is right now.

You trust your gut instead of constantly polling your ministry besties for advice.

You decide quickly and powerfully instead of playing out endless scenarios of who might get upset.

You have your own back instead worrying what’s being said in the parking lot after the meeting.

You become the clergywoman who's authentic and unapologetic.

You say “the thing” in your sermon instead of holding back when a major donor frowns.

You ask for what you want instead of worrying you’ll be seen as “high maintenance.”

You say what you really think instead of filtering every conversation through what others might think.

You become the clergywoman who knows she can handle whatever comes.

You move confidently through the day instead of feeling like you’ll never catch up.

You appreciate how much you already know instead of reading “just one more” commentary.

You trust that for whatever you have to prepare, the way has already been prepared for you.

UNBOUND

The Signature Coaching Experience for Clergywomen

Your next step to care for yourself

while you care for others,

is to schedule your consultation.

You’re a clergywoman who wants something more.

Whether you’ve just started in a new context and are feeling lost.

You’re a lead pastor frustrated with the staff's repeated mistakes.

Or a resentful associate leaving meetings in tears because he’s still. not. listening.

(Ask me how I know.)

Knowing WHAT to do isn't the problem. You know "the things."

You’ve tried block scheduling. Tried setting boundaries on evening meetings.

Tried to stop checking your church email at home.

And it works for a while...

But as soon as it's Lent, VBS, or multiple people go on hospice?

You’re pulled right back into working late. Saying yes because you feel like you have to. And feeling the pressure to be endlessly available.

You're not the problem.

This isn't your fault.

This isn't about being more organized, working harder or finally getting your sh*t together.

You didn't miss that day in seminary.

(Promise.)

The problem is no one taught you how to care for yourself WHILE caring for others.

How to still get to yoga during a two funeral week.

How to close your office door when people expect they can drop by any time.

How to stop allowing problematic behavior in the name of "niceness" and "welcome."

No one taught you HOW to care for yourself while being a caregiver.

You've been taught to put everyone else's needs above your own. That if you prioritize yourself, you're being "selfish."

So of course caring for yourself feels "wrong."

It's a deeply counter-cultural act.

One that requires chutzpah and community.

Girl, you know what to do. You need someone in your corner to help you do it.

You need someone to support YOU while you support others.

Receive that in

UNBOUND

The Signature Coaching Experience

for Clergywomen

Your next step to extend yourself

the grace you extend to others

is to schedule your consultation now.

Hi, I’m Dr. Crystal Hall. I’m a seminary professor turned feminist clergy coach,

and founder of UNBOUND,

the signature coaching experience for clergywomen. I teach you how to

take good care of yourself

alongside everything else. I help you feel authentic and unapologetic—

preaching the gospel through your flourishing,

with words if necessary.

Created through six rounds of UNBOUND and coaching hundreds of women,

you'll learn this proven four-step process:

You’ve tried block scheduling.

Tried setting boundaries on evening meetings.

You’re pulled right back into working late.

Saying yes because you feel like you have to.

And feeling the pressure to be endlessly available.

You've been taught to put everyone else's needs above your own.

That if you prioritize yourself, you're being "selfish."

Hi, I’m Dr. Crystal Hall.

I’m a seminary professor turned feminist clergy coach,

the signature coaching experience for clergywomen.

I teach you how to

alongside everything else.

I help you feel authentic and unapologetic—