I help women return to themselves, trust who they are becoming, and restore peace through creative presence held by nature.
When you no longer feel like yourself, creative presence and the natural world offer a peaceful way forward into who you are becoming.
If This Feels Familar
There are moments in life when the floor of who you’ve been drops out.
The foundation that once guided your decisions suddenly feels absent.
The way you interact with others — especially those closest to you — no longer works, or worse, backfires.
It’s confusing.
It’s unsettling.
It’s filled with doubt, self-judgment, and shame.
And even if life looks “fine” from the outside, you know something within you is off — and you don’t know why.
But this isn’t you falling apart.
It’s the part of you that was never true falling away.
Creative presence, held in nature, gives you a place to release the old you gently… and stay with yourself long enough to experience the peace of who you are becoming.
Why This is Different
When your identity is shifting, traditional methods often fail to bring you fully back home to yourself.
Thinking about it keeps you in your mind and tied to your ego — and that’s where shame and your former self live.
Talking about it can keep you in your mind, subtly guarding against being misunderstood or judged. This is often why traditional therapy feels helpful yet incomplete.
Traditional art experiences focus on “beauty” or technique, which can pull you straight into perfectionism.
Before you know it, your reaction becomes self-criticism instead of peace.
This work meets you differently.
Here, you return to yourself through creative presence- not performance, not analysis, and not comparison.
You attune to yourself by orienting inward, while creative engagement gently occupies the mind and allows what’s emerging to become visible. Nature holds your nervous system so you can soften, listen, and hear what’s true for you — not what was placed on you without your consent.
When who you thought you were falls away, it’s time to create what is true now. Presence can stabilize you, but creativity gives the emerging self a form you can recognize, trust, and move with.
From here, what’s real for you finds its way onto the canvas — not in words, but in color, texture, shape, and meaning.
Nothing is forced.
Nothing is analyzed.
Nothing is expected.
This isn’t about becoming better.
It’s about coming home to yourself — with peace, connection, and trust leading the way.
What Makes This Possible
When everything about who you are feels distant, what you need most isn’t more thinking — it’s a way to stay with yourself long enough to hear what’s true.
This is what creative presence makes possible.
Through the removal of distractions and the steadying rhythm of nature, you begin to sense yourself again — not the version shaped by expectations, but the one emerging beneath them.
Here, you don’t have to analyze anything.
You don’t have to explain anything.
You don’t have to “fix” yourself.
You simply meet yourself as you are.
And from that place, women often discover:
a sense of inner steadiness, even in uncertainty
clarity about what needs to fall away, little by little
trust in the identity that’s beginning to form
the peace they’ve been craving but haven’t been able to reach
Creative presence doesn’t force change.
It reveals what’s already trying to come through — at the pace that’s right for you
Where You Are in Your Journey Matters
Women don’t enter this work at the same place.
Some arrive in the early unraveling of identity collapse.
Others are in the quiet void, beginning to reimagine themselves.
And some are ready to meet the version of themselves that’s emerging.
Our retreats meet you exactly where you are
and walk with you as your journey unfolds at its own pace.
Identity shifts don’t follow a straight line —
they move in waves, cycles, and openings.
That’s why each retreat supports a different phase of your becoming:
When everything feels “off” and you can’t find your footing,
you need stability, grounding, and a way to tune inward without overwhelm.
When the dust begins to settle and something new stirs inside you,
you need a way to release what no longer feels true so there’s room to sense what is.
And when you’re ready to recognize what’s rising within you,
you need a gentle mirror — and a way to see yourself clearly.
No phase is better than another.
Each one is essential.
And as you move through them, creative presence — held in nature —
supports your return to yourself, in the timing that’s right for you.
A Creative Journy Back To Yourself
All retreats are two full days and non-residential, allowing you to return home or rest locally between retreat days.
Creative Presence Beyond Retreats
Your unfolding doesn’t end when the retreat does.
Identity shifts move in cycles, and support looks different at each phase.
For women who want gentle, ongoing connection to themselves,
I offer additional ways to stay supported on your journey —
without pressure, without performance, and without navigating the in-between alone.
However you choose to continue, you're supported — gently, at your pace, in the way that feels true for you.