Bring your creative vision into the world. Deepen your understanding of your creative process — the how and why you make the art you make.


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Creative expression is essential to most people. For artists and others who identify as creatives, making “art” is a deeply felt need.

A satisfying creative life is a source of personal discovery and aliveness, and perhaps a career and income stream too. But it’s rarely easy– to get started or to keep going.

My goal as a creativity coach is to help you develop the intention, daily practices, and constructive relationship to self that is necessary to live your creative life.

To be in touch with the source of your creative inspiration and devotion. To understand and honor your creative process. To create consistently. To finish projects. To develop and grow in your creative practice.

To experience sustained satisfaction and offer your creative gifts to the world.


Most creative work is solitary. The benefits of working with a creativity coach include:

  • Perspective on the nature of the creative process
  • Help managing expectations, perfectionism, negative self-talk, and the anxiety that comes with creative work
  • Assistance in seeing troublesome thought patterns and habits
  • Help setting priorities, planning, getting organized, and setting deadlines
  • Useful techniques and strategies, suggestions of things to try and other resources
  • Supportive sounding board for the inevitable difficulties
  • Accountability 
  • Problem-solving around your process, the content of your project, or your approach to the marketplace
  • Someone who honors your development as an artist and a person
  • A companion in your process and an advocate for you and your work

I’ve been living the creative life for thirty years and supporting other artists for almost as long.

This is a personal type of coaching with no one-size-fits-all. Am I the right coach for you?

Schedule a complimentary 30 minute phone call with me to find out. I look forward to meeting you!


“Pay attention to what rises up in you.” Ranier Marie Rilke