You’re brave enough to colour outside the lines, and it also means your unique path cannot follow any blueprint. Our creative partnership is a space we’ll co-create around who you truly are (and where your weirdness, complexity and intensity are welcome!).

This is a deep, collaborative process where we uncover what’s standing in the way of your most creative, soul-led expression. In our sessions, we slow down to listen to the parts of you that want to create—and the parts that resist. Together, we map your unique creative path, sit with the paradoxes and knots you carry, and cultivate trust in the unknown. Step by step, you move into your fully expressed, rebellious creative self—not the version you’ve been told to be.

I hold space for you to soften the inner conflicts that keep you stuck, and integrate the parts of yourself that feel at odds. This work strengthens your capacity to navigate uncertainty, complexity, and the liminal spaces where transformative creativity happens.

Through coaching, we explore your creative identity, process, and work. My approach blends creativity coaching, therapeutic arts facilitation, parts work, and somatic practices to support insight, self-expression, and forward movement.

This work is not clinical; I do not provide psychotherapy or diagnose or treat mental health conditions. What I offer is a compassionate, non-judgmental space to reconnect with yourself and move intentionally toward your creative life.

A creative life doesn’t look one way. You don’t have to be a painter, poet, or musician to be an artist. If you view life and business through a creative lens, this partnership was designed with you in mind. Being an artist and monetizing your art are two different things—you don’t have to be making an income from your art (or even want to) to benefit from this coaching partnership. If creativity is important to you, and you want to create more space for it in your life, let’s explore this together.

Feel free to read through past clients stories here.

The investment varies based on session length, frequency, and the level of support you need (typically between $500-$800/month).

That’s why we’ll meet in a free clarity call to discuss the specific roles I can play—whether as a gentle accountability partner (to help you build self-trust and stay focused on your path), a curious coach (to guide you in implementing new ways of being that bring you closer to the artist you aspire to become), or a dedicated thought partner (to co-create actionable strategies and bring your vision to life).

I hear you.

I actually haven’t found a coaching certification that I can fully stand behind—one that feels ethical, nuanced, and free from the shadow of exploitative business models. Many coaching programs promote ideas I fundamentally disagree with: I don’t believe there’s something broken in you that needs fixing. I don’t think every challenge is a mindset problem. And if you’re struggling financially, it’s not always a “money block” or a manifestation issue.

Too often, these spaces rely on high-pressure sales tactics and foster a culture of blame—telling people their circumstances are purely a reflection of their thoughts or energy. This oversimplification ignores the realities of systemic inequality, trauma, and the complexity of being human. I refuse to participate in a model that reduces people’s lived experiences to convenient, marketable soundbites.

And, when practiced ethically, coaching is a truly powerful way to get clear on what's keeping you stuck and help you move forward. I truly believe in the transformative impact coaching can have

I do not hold a coaching certification by the ICF. Instead, I’ve chosen a different path. I’ve immersed myself in trauma-informed education, somatic parts work, therapeutic arts modalities—approaches that honour the richness and messiness of human experience. My focus is on meeting individuals where they are, and offering support that acknowledges their unique stories without resorting to one-size-fits-all solutions.

I’m still learning, still questioning, and always choosing integrity over easy answers. Currently, I’m exploring the path toward certification as an art psychotherapist—a journey that will take many years!