For over two decades, I’ve helped people unearth what they most need to express in words.
 

I’ve worked with writers across a wide range of lives — from incarcerated teens and unhoused adults to social justice attorneys, trans rights activists,

award-winning actors, and billionaire tech CEOs.

What they share is a call to write that
won’t leave them alone.
 

I believe that when you answer that call,

you can come home to yourself on the page.

Now, I bring all of that together to create spaces where people can write, connect, and discover the truths that matter most. When we come together to write, something sparks — and we leave more connected to ourselves,

each other, and what we must express.

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My Offerings Include

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I. Hosting Group Sessions

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We come together to write — and to

witness and be witnessed in that process.
 

a. Writing Jams
 

Writing Jams are online and in-person gatherings

where we pour our words onto the page.
 

Through guided free-writing exercises,

you move past the inner critic and into discovery.

You’re invited (never required) to share what you write.
 

[Read the Guidelines for Participation →]

b. Writing Salons
 

Writing Salons are small, curated groups

that meet over a series of sessions.
 

Here, the work deepens.

We write together, share works-in-progress,

and offer thoughtful, precise feedback.
Short craft explorations support the process,

but the heart of the Salon is doing your own work

alongside others who are equally committed to theirs.

Before joining a Salon, you attend a Writing Jam and become familiar with the Guidelines for Participation.

c. Writing Retreats

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These intimate retreats offer the chance to step out

of daily life and invest in your writing.
 

Over three days, we gather in a beautiful setting to write, share, and deepen our relationship to our own work.
 

There is structure — guided sessions, craft exploration, shared meals — and there is space: to walk,

to rest, to listen for what’s ready to emerge.

d. Teen-Focused Sessions
 

These sessions give teens a place
to write, take risks, and be heard.
 

Through prompts, writing, and

sharing, they find their voice.

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They are witnessed, taken seriously, and met without judgment as they explore the stories only they can tell.
 

II. One-on-One Story Doula Work

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What we create creates us.

And often, those who have the most to say
face the greatest resistance in putting
their words down on the page.

As your Story Doula, I work one-on-one with you to help
bring your most essential story into the world.

This is a collaboration — but it’s also a commitment.

To the story.

To the process.

To the version of you
that exists on the other side.

Together, we shape your work into something
that is not just finished, but alive.