🌿 About Rob

I’m Rob Chapman — writer of several books the Caim Chapbooks, and founder of Caim: a way of life and presence rooted in Celtic Christian wisdom.

My journey has taken me through many landscapes. For over twenty years I worked as a hypnotherapist, coach, retreat facilitator, and speaker — helping people navigate change, discover clarity, and step into new possibilities. Alongside this work, I explored different spiritual traditions including Druidry, Taoism, and contemplative practices. Each one offered insights, but none felt like home.

Through it all, one thread never left me: a longing for the presence of God. That longing eventually brought me back to Christ and into the rhythm of Celtic Christianity, where faith is woven through silence, stillness, and the everyday world. Here I found a way of life that does not demand perfection but rests in grace, presence, and belonging.

Caim is the outflow of that journey. It is not a programme or system, but a circle of prayer and presence, — a space for those who feel too strange for church, too spiritual for the mainstream, or too weary to keep pretending. In Caim we pray, we rest, and we remember that God is closer than our own breath.

Today I serve as a spiritual companion and writer, offering:

Caim Chapbooks — short, poetic guides to everyday spiritual life
Prayer Circles — online gatherings for stillness and intercession
Reflections & Essays — teachings rooted in Scripture and lived experience
Spiritual Companionship — one-to-one conversations for those seeking clarity, healing, or peace

Everything I create is offered from a place of hospitality and trust. Some resources are free, others are supported by donation, but all are given as invitations to draw closer to the God who already holds us.

I am currently walking the path of discernment toward ministry, asking how best to serve Christ and the people around me. Whether through the Church, through Caim, or through everyday life, my calling is the same: to walk alongside others as we rediscover the God who has never let us go.

If any of this resonates with you, you’re welcome to walk a while with me.