For women at the threshold of who they're becoming — where we write the next woman into being, one portal at a time.
This is for women standing at the edge of who they are becoming — a vision pressing to be born, a self they are outgrowing. Visionaries, changemakers, artists-in-hiding, women returning to their own power after motherhood, rupture, or a long quiet.
We use the poems as portals — each one a door you walk through, not a piece to be admired.
Each woman becomes the Wordsmith of her own becoming. Writing as medicine. You arrive scattered at the edge of a big change. You leave having crossed — creative spirit lit, voice reclaimed. Not "healed and finished." Activated.
Every circle moves through the same three movements, so the container breathes in a rhythm it can trust.
Live coaching and therapy. I work the field — surfacing the pattern that has hardened into identity, the thing standing at the threshold. Done in circle, so women witness each other.
Guided writing. The raw material is forged into a short portal poem — not pretty, alive. Written from the voice of the woman on the other side of the change.
Ritual. The poem is read aloud and kept — a marker, proof she crossed. Between circles, a solo writing practice and a voice-note thread with Nina.
By week eight, she holds a book of portals — her own map of becoming, in her own words.
The arc is the same for every woman, and entirely her own. We name the threshold, clear the voice, meet the shadow, befriend the not-knowing, find the spark, and cross — held by women who walked it alongside her.
We map the ground you're standing on and give the change a name.
We trace where your voice went quiet and begin to bring it back.
We meet the pattern or fear that keeps appearing at the threshold.
We practice staying in the uncertainty without rushing to the other side.
We find and ignite the creative vision that is pressing to be born.
We meet the woman you are becoming and begin to move as her.
We do the deep work — a full portal session for the central crossing.
You read your whole arc aloud to the circle. You are witnessed.
Both walk the same arc. The Circle holds you in a small group of women — coaching, therapy, and writing, together. The Crossing adds private sessions with me for the woman who wants direct, one-to-one support alongside the group work.
The Circle at €550 for the first cohort, in exchange for testimonials and trust.
Two sliding-scale seats held open each round, so no woman is turned away for money alone.
Two to three instalments available — to widen access without lowering the price.
Pricing is held gently while the founding round forms — the final number will match where I am in my own pricing journey, and who I want in the room. If the work calls you and the number does not yet fit, write anyway.
Most coaches do mindset. Most writing teachers do craft. I do the soul crossing the threshold, in language.
This braids the exact threads only I hold together: the therapist's and medicine-woman's depth, the weaver-of-words and guardian-of-dreams, the way of working that lives beyond definitions.
A category of one — writing as medicine, the page as the blank space we already are.
I read every application personally, and reply within a week: either with an invitation to a short conversation, or with care if the timing isn't ours.
A handful of honest fields. Ten minutes. Sent by hand to Nina.
Therapist, medicine-woman, weaver-of-words. I work with women at the point where one life is loosening and the next has not yet shown itself.
My practice weaves embodied awareness, intuitive insight, and grounded integration — and it lives in language, because some thresholds only reveal themselves in writing. I keep small containers by design, so the women who arrive are met with full presence.
She Who Becomes is the distilled form of that work: eight weeks, a small circle, and the portal poem as the door each woman walks through.
I work in English, Spanish, and French. Most letters are in English.
Come closer. A place for us to get to know each other before we begin.
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