Tools for Repair offers accessible coaching and practical wisdom.
In my Substack, Tools for Repair, you’ll find letters responding to your questions on creative work and life, plus occasional session recordings and resources from my practice.
It’s an invitation to connect in a small but meaningful way.
My posts act as windows into my coaching practice, provide support to contributors who write in with a self-contained challenge, and offer readers fresh perspectives on questions that resonate in their own lives.
Each post is a collective effort that serves a wider community of subscribers.
Tools for Repair is for and about thoughtful, curious people who are striving to lead creative, self-directed lives.
The more we share our personal experiences with vulnerability, the more we grow into the artists and community we know we can be.
There’s value in the quiet struggles that live alongside our work, and the questions that surface when we’re trying to build something meaningful while also building a life.
I welcome your questions—whether they’re about sustainable creative practice, navigating transitions, or finding your ground when everything feels uncertain.
What’s one creative or life challenge that’s asking for your attention right now? Share what’s present for you—keep it real and specific, and I’ll feature selected questions (anonymously), offering the perspective and tools I’ve gathered through my own creative journey and work with other creators.
Trust the question that comes up as you read this. It’s probably the one that needs attention.
Tools for Repair is a place for tending to our creative challenges together, because sometimes we can’t do it alone.
Send a question to Tools for Repair.
Thank you for sharing a question with me. I appreciate every message that I receive, and I respond to a selection of them through my posts. If you’d like to follow along to see whether I answer yours, you can subscribe to Tools for Repair. Submissions may be edited for length and clarity.