Are you living the same day on repeat?
For the woman who knows there is more to life
I imagine you know the feeling.
Life is full of work, people, responsibilities, and somewhere along the way, you became the one who holds it all together.
The one who's capable, reliable, may I even dare to use the word "fine"
But underneath it, some part of you has gone quiet.
The part of you that is the creativity and the curiosity. Or, maybe it’s the sense of who you are outside of what you do for everyone else.
Unlocking is a 12-week, one-to-one journey, built on the foundations of The Artist's Way, to help you find your way back to yourself.
Not to be fixed, because you’re not broken.
This is an opportunity to reconnect to YOU.
I’d love you to consider if any of these feel
true for you?
● You feel a little lost, even though from the outside your life looks fine
● You've realised that you have shelved a creative part of yourself, writing, painting, music, something, and haven't picked it back up in years
● You put yourself last, automatically, without even noticing you're doing it
● You have a nagging sense that something is a little off, even if you can't quite name what
● You're ready to actually do something about it, not just think about it
If any of that makes sense to you, Unlocking was built for you.
Let’s talk about creativity (because we’ve misunderstood it)
Creativity isn’t painting or writing or drawing, although it can be those things.
Creativity is:
- How you problem-solve when life throws you sideways
- How you respond instead of react
- Your capacity for spontaneity, play, and choice
- Your ability to imagine something different — and believe it’s allowed
- Creativity is movement.
And when creativity gets blocked, life does too. Blocked people don’t just stop making things.
They stop feeling alive in their own lives.
Work becomes dull.
Relationships become repetitive or joyless.
Hobbies fall away.
Days blur into each other.
And slowly, without even noticing, you start living on autopilot.
“I’m not very creative” usually means something else
It often means:
I don’t feel safe wanting more
I don’t trust myself to choose well
I’m scared of being judged or disappointed
I learned early that taking up space wasn’t safe
Creativity is knowing there is more than one option.
Trusting that more than one path exists.
Believing you’re allowed to choose.
When someone says “I’m not creative,” what I hear is:
My nervous system doesn’t feel safe enough to explore.
Because creativity is nervous-system coded, so join me as we start a process of understanding yourself.
The internal surveillance system you didn’t choose
Most of us carry voices that say:
“Don’t want too much.”
“Don’t be ridiculous.”
“Who do you think you are?”
“You’ll fail anyway.”
They aren’t your voices.
They’re internalised parents, teachers, workplaces, systems.
They taught us to rest only after exhaustion.
To earn ease.
To perform competence.
To numb instead of feel.
So rest becomes:
Doom-scrolling
Drinking
Overworking
Constant noise, podcasts, distraction
But true rest looks different.
It looks like
Stopping on purpose
Trying things you’re bad at
Letting play be inefficient
Discovering you do have time — you’ve just been spending it surviving
Why creativity can feel unsafe
Many of us were punished, subtly or overtly, for being childish.
Some of us were parentified.
Some had to grow up fast.
Some learned that joy, play, or messiness made things worse.
So of course creativity feels risky.
It’s linked to vulnerability.
To desire.
To wanting.
And wanting can feel dangerous if you once needed not to want.
What Unlocking really offers
12 weekly 1:1 sessions (plus an initial 1 hour welcome session)
An hour together, every week, for the full 12 weeks. This is your space, no sharing the room, no holding back. Just you, me, and whatever comes up
that week.
Your own copy of The Artist's Way
The book the whole programme is built around.
We work through it together, week by week, with me as your guide and as someone who experienced profound change herself throughout the process.
A dedicated Unlocking guide
The structure for each week, the themes, prompts, and exercises (morning pages, artist dates, and more) that make the process tangible, not just conceptual.
A journal to call your own
Somewhere to write, process, and watch your own thinking shift over the twelve weeks.
How the programme works
Over 12 weeks, we follow The Artist’s Way as written, with something crucial added:
You don’t do it alone.
You’ll receive:
- Weekly group coaching sessions
- Emotional and nervous-system-aware support
- Space to explore resistance without shame
- Guidance when fear, judgment, or old patterns surface
- A steadier relationship with yourself
This is about honouring the original work, and deepening it through lived, embodied support.
What other women have experienced
Real shifts from women who've done this work:
One woman came in describing herself as being in survival mode. By week two, she'd signed up for a 12-week personal training course, something she'd wanted to do for a long time but never quite got round to as life got in the way.
Another hadn't picked up a paintbrush in years and came in feeling like a shell of herself. By the end, she said she felt like herself again.
For several women, the morning pages became the turning point, one realised, through her own handwriting, just how much anger and sadness she'd been carrying without knowing it. Naming it was what let her finally start moving through it.
Around week three, another described watching the fog of imposter syndrome start to lift, for the first time in a long time, she could see past it.
One woman described feeling like Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz. “that moment, you know where she opens the door and the world is in technicolour for the first time, that was me”.
These weren't women who needed fixing. They were women who'd stopped putting themselves on the list, and Unlocking gave them a way back to the richness of life.
The investment
£1,200 for the full 12-week, 1:1 programme, 12 sessions, your guide, your copy of The Artist's Way, and your journal.
You can pay in full or choose to pay in 3 monthly instalments.
This isn't a course you sit and watch. It's something you do, with support right beside you the whole way.
Is this therapy?
No. Unlocking isn't therapy, and it isn't a substitute for it. It's a structured, creative process for reconnecting with yourself. If you're navigating something that needs clinical support, this can sit alongside that, but it isn't a replacement for it.
What if I fall behind on the exercises some weeks?
That's normal, and it's part of the work too. This is 1:1, so your sessions flex around your life, there's no group pace to keep up with.
Can I do this alongside a full-time job?
Yes. Most women who do Unlocking are juggling full lives, that's exactly why the space matters. The sessions and exercises are designed to fit around a working week, not compete with it.
Do I need to be "creative" already?
No. Unlocking isn't about being good at art, it's about using creativity as a way back to yourself. Many women start the programme not having picked up a pen or paintbrush in years.
What happens after the 12 weeks?
Some women feel complete at the end of the twelve weeks. Others want to keep going,if that's you, we'll talk about what's next when the time comes.
What happens when I Pay?
Once your payment has been submitted you will be redirected to a booking page where you can book in for your initial session with me. This is a 60 minute session which is not included in the 12 week programme.
While at that session, we will agree a start date for the programme and get to know each other so you have the most bespoke journey possible while you rediscover this part of yourself.
Is there a payment plan available?
Yes. You can choose to pay for the programme in full, or in 3 equal monthly payments of £400. There is no fee for choosing a payment plan.
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