🌿 About the Hearth
Winter isn’t a season for striving — it’s a season for listening.
Hearth: A Winter Practice for Writers and Artists is a creative sanctuary for writers and artists who want to stay connected to their work through the holidays without pressure, guilt, or burnout.
This is not a sprint to produce pages or meet word counts. It’s a space to reconnect with your creative process, explore what truly supports your practice, and refine how you want to create going forward.
Each week includes time to write or work on your creative project, space for coaching and conversation about your ideas and creative process, and practices that help you understand how you work best. You’ll be invited to reflect on what feels nourishing, what drains you, and how to build a sustainable relationship with your creativity.
We’ll also practice celebrating your creative victories — large or small — and learn to orient your energy toward curiosity, integrity, and self-trust rather than pressure or comparison.
We will meet on December 24 and December 31 intentionally. These gatherings are designed to offer grounding and connection during a time of year that can be emotionally charged or creatively disorienting. Whether you attend live or later in the week, the Studio will be there to hold and support you.
Our final meeting on New Year’s Eve will focus on a creative year review and dedication ritual — not resolutions or self-improvement, but a conscious honoring of your creative truth and a personalized, kind, and receptive way of entering the new year.
If you want to stay connected to your creativity and community while also gaining clarity about your process — what truly works for you and what you want from your writing practice — this Studio is for you.