A bit about me and the work we can do together —

Sometimes the work, or the way you're living, stops feeling like it fits.
You’re not stuck — but something’s off. Like you’ve drifted from your voice, or you can’t quite hear what’s 'real' anymore.

Maybe you’re circling too many ideas. Maybe the direction you were following doesn’t feel right anymore… but you’re not sure what to do instead.

This space is for people with creative minds — who can feel a restless heart; and want create, choose, or move in a way that feels more like them again.

Hi, I’m Kathryn 👋

I’m a coach and creative recalibration guide. I support sensitive, thoughtful creatives — often neurodivergent, often multi-passionate — in unlearning what’s not working, and rebuilding ways of working that naturally do.

Since 2019, I’ve worked with artists, writers, business owners, and quietly brilliant minds who’ve outgrown one-size-fits-all strategies and are ready for something more sustainable, spacious, and more befitting of their unique talents and perspective :)

My approach centres on unlearning patterns that no longer serve — and building new rhythms that honour who you are.

It’s about gently naming what’s been inherited, internalised, or outgrown — and choosing ways of working and being that feel more truthful, compassionate, sustainable, and self-led.

My Personal Experience

I know what it's like to struggle with creativity and making things. I spent years at art college trying really hard to be creative — and finding it a massive struggle.

Long story short, I had a bit of a mental breakdown (quite a big one), and although I recovered, it really knocked my confidence and sense of who I was. I left university feeling like I wasn't cut out to be creative.

So I went to work for a digital agency where I managed creatives and did more of the 'tech and organisation stuff.' That was absolutely fine — until one day I realised I could no longer stand being the person who had abandoned a fundamental part of myself.

I had no idea what I was going to do, but I knew I had to do something. (Or stay miserable!)

I ended up selling artwork — but if I'm completely honest, I've never felt a huge call to be the artist that sells physical pieces. However, what my exploration showed me was that I had a desire to use my knowledge and understanding of business from working in the agency and meld that with coaching — to work with fellow creatives on all the hurdles we face as human beings running businesses.

I got my coaching diploma in 2019 and since then I've been working with creative people on all aspects of their work — helping them find clarity, focus, and a sustainable way forward that honours who they are.

My Approach — Creative Self-Reclamation

My work is designed for creatives who want to feel more like themselves again — in their work, their decisions, and their personal rhythm.

We do that by focusing on four things:

  • Pattern awareness: We gently surface the beliefs and behaviours you’ve inherited, internalised, or outgrown.

  • Creative rhythm: We rebuild systems and structures that actually suit how your mind and body want to work.

  • Self-trust: We practice noticing, naming, and honouring what’s true for you — even when it’s different from what’s expected.

  • Sustainable clarity: We don’t chase after the latest strategy. We build steady momentum through grounded decisions, simple shifts, and curiosity-led exploration.

It’s deep work, but it doesn’t require anything other than being present, being curious, and being open to what your heart wants to say.

A Bit More About Me

I’m half Scottish, half Hong Kong Chinese, and I'm one of those weirdos who was questioning the meaning of life at age 6 while my peers ran about in the playground. I have an extremely loving relationship with my critical side (we get on super well after years of not being very nice to each other), and I believe honesty is the best policy with yourself.

My favourite activities are writing my email newsletter (you can subscribe to my emails here), coaching, hanging out with friends, eating ice cream, and browsing restaurant menus.

I also really, really like a good nature metaphor.

Ready to talk about your creative work? Let's connect :)