Michael Krommendyk, MDiv

Storywork Coach and Pastoral Counselor

Now Seeing Clients in Greeley, Colorado

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Now Seeing Clients in Greeley, Colorado 〰️

Michael Krommendyk is a pastoral counselor and storywork coach in Greeley and Fort Collins specializing in men's issues, ministry, and faith deconstruction.

Meet Michael

I believe that each of us was created with a deep desire to be seen, known, and cared for. 

When I look at passages like Psalm 139, I see the description of a Creator God who formed our inward parts, knit us together in our mother’s womb, and saw our unformed bodies from the very beginning, intricately creating and knowing every part of us. This tells me that we came into this world already fully seen, fully known, and fully cared for by our Creator.

While our stories begin from a sacred place of perfect love and connectedness, sadly, we are all aware they don’t often stay there very long. I would be honored to walk alongside you as you traverse the landscape of your story. My heart is to create a safe place for us to explore the sacred and often wounded areas in your story and seek to discover the goodness and glory that God has placed in you from the very beginning. Friend, He sees you, He knows you, and He cares deeply for your heart.

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Specialties Include

  • Pastors

  • Full Time Vocational Ministers

  • Christian Faith Deconstruction/Reconstruction

  • Spiritual Abuse

  • Men's Issues

  • Loss and Grief

  • Shame

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  • Master of Divinity - Grand Canyon University

    Certificate of Completion from ReStory™ Institute Level I and 2

    20 years of full-time Church Ministry

    5 years of Pastoral Counseling

  • For me, as a boy, I can remember times where I felt like I wasn’t worthy of love, like I didn’t have what it takes, and like I was all on my own. I carried these feelings into adulthood, with the hope that somehow church ministry would be the answer to the emptiness I felt inside. However, it didn’t take long for me to realize that the story from my childhood repeated itself over and over again in ministry. This left me with significant wounds, still not feeling good enough, and still feeling like I was all alone.

    While I eventually received guidance from some dear brothers and a trusted counselor who set me on the path to restore my heart, I still remember those times of feeling stuck, hopeless, lost, and longing for more, yet wondering if there was more available.

    Friend, your journey may look a lot different than mine. But given the nature of this broken world, chances are you have experienced the significant ache, wounding, and loss of not being truly seen, known, and loved. Perhaps this heartache led you to places of anger, fear, shame, or the loss of relationships. Wherever you find yourself on this journey, my prayer for you is that you would know there is hope.