I sat with these questions and an open journal, listening. I wasn’t a writer; I was someone seeking something missing. You might say, I was taking notes. Piece by piece, the luminous ink on the pages began to reveal a vision: a light-filled studio, and I said, "Show me what you want to be." As I listened and followed intuitive clues, it came to life. 

That studio became the home of my first practice, Soul Work, a space for individually guided healing and transformational journeys. The Master’s Degree in Counseling Psychology I’d earned a decade earlier took on a new dimension. And though few people were talking about the “soul” at the time, referrals came through a like-spirited network. 

Women and men began showing up. The desire for deeper self-knowing, more meaningfully inspired lives, and soul purpose was universal. 

As my practice grew, I began offering groups—today’s writing circles for women. Eventually, my business became Women’s Creative Network. The circles flowed and flourished, and the energy rippled out. 

Along the way I was often asked, Would you consider facilitating a circle for men? Or, including men in the women’s circles?

The answer, YES and NO. 

Women have long needed sacred spaces of their own—to find their voices, to be heard and supported by other women. These writing circles are not critique groups. They’re deeply feminine and intuitively sourced, in which our truths are honored and witnessed. They exist because we need them to. 

And if you’re still reading this, I trust you understand. Thank you.