A creative coach is a guide and motivator who helps you gain clarity, build momentum, and stay accountable to what matters most to you. In our sessions, I offer practical structures and reflective tools — things like goal-setting frameworks, habit systems, journaling prompts, communication exercises, and decision-making methods — to help you move forward with intention.
I’m not a mental health professional and I don’t diagnose or treat mental health conditions. My role is focused on personal growth, direction, and accountability. I’ve worked with both neurotypical and neurodivergent clients, and if I ever sense that someone would benefit from additional or specialized support, I’ll gladly refer them to a licensed therapist or another appropriate professional such as a financial advisor, personal trainer, or career specialist.
We’ll set a schedule based on your needs and goals. A typical rhythm is meeting once a week for 60 minutes, but this can vary depending on the type of support you’re looking for.
If you have a specific project or milestone in mind, we can create a focused timeframe around that. If you’re seeking ongoing support across different areas of your life or creative work, we can build a longer-term structure guided by monthly or quarterly goals. For periods where you’d like extra accountability or momentum, we can also meet twice per week.
I’m based in Studio City, Los Angeles, and sessions are typically held over virtual video calls. In-person sessions may be available upon request.

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