I'll be the first person to admit that writing is hard, and that's because writing isn't just writing. It's revising, planning, reading, building community, and finding the courage to put your work out into the world.

There are many ways to find support, and I'd encourage you to explore what works for you. But I also know that access to a writing community isn't guaranteed, even with the far reach of the internet. That's why I do this work: to build bridges where they're missing or have fallen apart, because creatives live everywhere and deserve support no matter their location or situation.

I'm a published poet and a middle school teacher, which means I spend a lot of time thinking about how people learn, grow, and get stuck. I also know how the right kind of support can make all the difference. I believe that people don't stop needing teachers simply because they've left school. Writing is a skill that takes time, patience, and care to refine at every stage.

My approach to coaching is rooted in connection first. Whether you're looking for a single round of editorial feedback on a piece, or ongoing 1:1 support around craft, process, and accountability, I want you to feel met where you are, not measured against where you think you should be.