1:1 coaching
for the messy middles
of creative life.
The creative path winds through a complex landscape of emotions, thoughts, and actions. Things can get messy. In the middle of a project or a life shake-up, you may lose sight of your goals and purpose.
It’s nice to have a guide who knows the territory.
Hi, I’m Meghan — artist, designer, architect, thought leader, teacher — an interdisciplinary creative guide with decades of experience in both creative practice and coaching.
I crave simplicity. I adore having answers, being in control, achieving goals, and seeking respite from the endless series of paradoxes that life offers us. Do you resonate with this?
what we want:
what’s
more likely:
A creative life naturally oscillates between periods of clarity & chaos.
And we have to deal with that. I know it can be hard, I’m sorry.
Some coaching focuses on goals and finite outcomes.
I focus on developing patience, resilience, and grounding throughout the creative process and life’s ups and downs — walking the path, moving at your pace.
I’ll meet you wherever you are right now with a bright lantern, a colorful map, and a tool-belt chock full of ways to navigate projects & life. And a cute puppy.
my clients are:
curious
motivated
introspective
*I see creativity coaching and life coaching as the same thing, truly. If you’re not in a creative field, you’re still welcome in this space. If you’re uncertain, book a consultation and let’s see if my approach is the right fit for you.
my approach is:
collaborative
compassionate
experiential
Hakomi-informed* (mindful, somatic)
serious, yet also playful
*I have a certificate in Hakomi-informed Somatic Coaching, and am pursuing complete training in the method, with certification as a Hakomi Practitioner. Ask for details!
you’ll learn to:
honor your inner voices
introduce gentle productivity
make space for your practice
stay grounded in uncertainty
wield your creative superpower*
*mine is complexity-busting and working with analogy (if you couldn’t tell!)
what are you
in the middle of?
• working on a creative project (or several)
brainstorming, overwhelm, blocks, learning new skills, organization, process strategies
• experiencing a change of seasons
shifts in career, priorities, life phases (e.g. graduation, midlife, retirement)
• handling the day-to-day
focusing, productivity, neurodivergence, routines & rituals, organizing systems
• all of the above!
“This isn’t Star Trek; you can’t just teleport to the finish line. This is a path that you’re going to walk.”
— my personal guide (who’s walked with me through very tough times)
“We tend to think of the artist’s work as the output. The real work of the artist is a way of being in the world.”
― Rick Rubin, The Creative Act
“The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change.”
― Carl Rogers