A space to work on your creative projects or be guided into a creative prompt (your choice). There is an opportunity to share from your heart with the group about anything you are working on or working through. Community time, creative exploration, and meaningful connection.

"There is something in you that already knows what wants to be made.

This course creates the space to listen."

Closer to What Is True is an intimate six-week online journey into the creative psyche. Inspired by

the Open Studio method of Pat B. Allen, this course invites you to use color, symbol, story, poetry,

and free expression to uncover what lives beneath the surface—and to bring it into form.

You don't need to be an artist. You need only a willingness to listen.

Meets every Monday beginning July 29th for six weeks.

6:00–8:00 PM EST

Limited to 8 participants

A three-week series focused on building our intuitive skills through fun creative exercises, guided visualizations, and meditation.

Techniques from art therapy are woven throughout. Participants will explore different materials and creative processes while strengthening their relationship with intuition and imagination.

There is space at the end of each gathering to share insights and discoveries.

Limited to 8 participants.

$250

Heart Navigation

A 6-Week Series

Heart Navigation is a creative journey into the psyche designed to help you reconnect with what

matters most. Through art making, reflection, ritual, imagination, and community, participants

explore their values, dreams, obstacles, and next steps.

Inspired by shamanic principles and based on The Lost Art of Heart Navigation by Jeff D. Nixas,

this series offers a creative map for those standing at a threshold, moving through a life transition,

seeking direction, or longing for a deeper relationship with themselves and their lives.

This offering is still in development and details may evolve. The vision is an exploration of the maiden and mother archetypes, weaving women's wisdom traditions, creative practice, and the stories we carry.

Themes may include expanding creativity, opening voice, women's wisdom, writing practice, ritual, myth, and community. I am considering one or two myths as a through-line across the three months, creating a container where women write, make, move, and witness each other into their next becoming.

Open to women of all ages and stages of life.