WildGrace
Coaching
 

Do you ever wonder what it feels like to fall in with words and the art of writing?

Stories, poetry, and lyrics often wait in anticipation, self-doubt and external criticism can silence these expressions, leaving them dormant beneath the weight of insecurity. Working with a Gateless Writing Coach can reignite your passion for writing and creativity. I embarked on journey with a Gateless writing coach, and it created a nurturing space for my debut novel, SISTERS OF BELFAST, to come to life!

 

So, what is the Gateless Writing method?

Founded by Suzanne Kingsbury, Gateless Writing and Coaching is rooted in brain science that shows criticism can trigger our innate fight/flight/freeze responses. In a Gateless environment, we confront the critical voice stemming from these primitive brain structures, explore how it stifles your creativity, and then uplift the strengths and brilliance within your writing to help your flourish as a writer. 

 

Want to understand how Gateless Coaching can help you navigate the vulnerabilities of writing?

You’ll receive tools, support, and a safe space to learn about your inner critic, guiding you back to alignment with your highest self and creative spirit.

 

What does working with a Gateless Writing Coach look like?

We can connect in person or online via Skype or FaceTime to deepen your relationship with writing.

Your Gateless experience may include a half-day, full-day, or two-day salon filled with grounding, engaging writing prompts, and time to create, followed by sharing and nourishing feedback.

Alternatively, we can embark on a larger journey spanning three, six, or nine months, with bi-weekly coaching sessions and ongoing email support help your writing flourish.

 

Whichever path you choose, we'll explore your words together and elevate them to the genius that resides within you.

This could be the beginning of releasing your oak tree from the acorn!

 

Pricing for services varies, so let's chat!

Feel free to send me a message using the "How can I Help?" box.