
Creativity is a core human capacity
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Shift how your people see creativity. We redefine creativity as a professional strength, not a talent or hobby. Your team learns how creative literacy fuels reflection, resilience, and growth, essential for sustainable learning, care, and leadership.
Build creative confidence through hands-on workshops. Participants engage in accessible, research-informed practices they can use personally and bring into classrooms, care settings, and teams. Practical and grounded training.
Integrate creative literacy into daily work. Together, we design retreats, learning experiences, and long-term initiatives that embed creativity into the fabric of organizational life, reducing burnout, deepening connection, and restoring purpose across your teams.

My work blends nervous-system regulation, narrative psychology, and arts-in-health research with accessible creative practices — measurable resilience with a human heartbeat.
As Vice Chair of Athentikos, an international nonprofit using creativity as a catalyst for healing, I’ve designed and led arts-based workshops that integrate story, image, and reflection for community resilience. That experience continues to shape my approach, restoring creativity as a core human capacity, not a luxury or afterthought.
Whether I’m teaching, consulting, or creating, my goal is the same: to help education and healthcare organizations rehumanize how they work, learn, and care. When creativity returns to the center, people reconnect to purpose and the mission is fueled.







Art collaboration, visual poetry, and exploring how I can learn through creativity
A personal blend of loose-leaf tea… or chocolate-espresso ice cream if it's that kind of day.
Pens, paintbrushes, highlighters, plants, and stacks of books that never stay organized.
To be imperfect, to rest, and to slow down, because growth doesn’t happen in overdrive.
In the back-porch hammock, surrounded by hills, trees, and a thousand half-finished ideas.
Anything with cello and rain in the background.

Creativity isn’t self-indulgence, it’s how we stay human.
It restores connection where culture has created distance, meaning where systems have reduced us to output, and hope where urgency has taken root.
When we create, we remember who we are — and what we’re capable of becoming.
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