Recreate is a 12-week, small-group coaching program that helps you quiet the voices that have been stopping you from making things again. Unlike a class, a book, or an impersonal online course, it’s run by a coach who made her own creative comeback in her 40’s and has 20yrs of experience helping people get out of their own way. In groups of no more than 6, Recreate is a safe, supportive space for creative people who are looking for community, accountability, and are ready to get unstuck.
The promise: You will get unstuck
Not everyone is stuck on the same thing, at the same time, or in the same way but this program meets you where you are at. It is art-agnostic, meaning it is suitable for anyone who identifies as a creative person that is suffering from not practicing their creativity the way they want to be practicing it and wants to make a change.
What past participants have said: In their own words
What’s included:
Group Coaching
A 60-min kickoff to get to know your cohort and set intentions
An assessment to identify the saboteur voices holding you back and a personalized plan of action
Six private, virtual, biweekly group coaching sessions (two per month) for you to be in community with other creative people, share what you are working on, receive coaching and stay accountable to experiments to try that will keep you moving. Sessions are not recorded
A 60-min wrap-up to name and land what changed and set you up for continued success post-program.
Community
Most of us who do this work alone never finish, but when we do it in community, we find support and success.
Each member is paired up with an accountability partner to keep them engaged and on-track.
Accountability
UNLIMITED 1:1 15-min check ins with your coach in case you: miss a group coaching session, get extra stuck, need an extra push or want to celebrate a win.
What did you say last time? And did you do the thing you said you were going to do next? Hearing your own words reflected back by your coach every session is powerful. It is something past participants called "the thing that lit a fire."
