Any therapist, coach, or spiritual director on Presence+ can allow their services to be offered to another organization. The organization decides. If it accepts, the helper's services are offered as part of that organization — in its brand, on its care menu, to its people.
A helper chooses to make their services available to organizations beyond their own practice. Nothing is offered without their consent — and their practice stays their own.
Ministry leaders see who is being offered and vet each helper against their own standards.
The helper's services appear on the organization's care offerings — booked through the organization's app, in the organization's brand. One helper can serve several organizations this way, all from a single practice.
The helper never appears to that organization's people. No listing, no visibility — the community only ever sees the help its leaders chose.
A therapist, coach, or spiritual director allows their services to be offered beyond their own practice.
Ministry leaders vet the helper against their own criteria — credentials, formation, and fit.
The decision rests entirely with the organization. Declined helpers stay invisible to its people.
Accepted helpers show up as part of the organization — bookable by parishioners or students in the org's own app.
A small parish can offer real counseling without hiring a counselor. A campus can add a spiritual director for one semester. And a helper in one city can serve communities in ten — while their practice, their calendar, and their records stay in one place. Cross Connect also carries education the same way: courses a leader selects can be brought into the organization on the same offer-and-accept terms.
Presence+ Cross Connect · Divine Mercy University · 2026