Woman writing in a journal spread across her lap

Don’t let trauma keep you from growing.

Or creating.

If your writing or artistic self is blocked by past wounds, unresolved stress, or coping mechanisms that no longer benefit you, trauma-informed creative coaching might be for you! Let’s find out together in a free, 30-minute consultation. 

Product image of the cover of my book of journal prompts printed out on an 8.5x11 document, as well as the inner pages as viewed on a tablet and smart phone.

Not ready for coaching yet?

Maybe you’re in the mood for personal reflection instead. Check out my free resource, 31 Journal Prompts for Healing and Wholeness.

Closeup picture of Nicole smiling at camera while holding a yellow cup of coffee in both hands.

Aaah, the smell of post-traumatic growth in the morning!

Wait no, that’s just my (possibly third) cup of coffee.  I get them confused – they’re both a little gritty, a little bitter, and a little thrilling all at the same time. 

Slow sips, fruitful creativity, embodied faith…

That’s what I’m all about as a coach, writer, and basic human being. That and a somewhat concerning sense of humour.  (Yes, that’s humour with a “u,” because it’s SACRED. Also I live in Canada.)  

Have we met yet? I’m Nicole.

You can get to know me more here. Or just Instagram stalk me, whatever works.    

The things I write

“What the title lacks in cheerfulness, the book makes up for in truth.”

-Curtis, Amazom.com reviewof my first book, Time and Despondency: Regaining the Present in Faith and Life

Rating: 5 out of 5.

If you like writing that is maybe not cheerful, maybe a little awkward, but also maybe a little meaningful, you might like other stuff I’ve written.

Black and white, flatlay photograph of the book TIme and Despondency beside a cup of cappuccino and rustic, slat wood background.

Meanwhile on Instagram…

Client Testimonial

“My decision to work with Nicole has been one of the best personal professional choices I’ve ever made. Over the course of several months, I gained unexpected insight regarding my productivity patterns and how past events had negatively shaped them. As a result, my home environment greatly improved, and I completed my novel well ahead of deadline.”

L.B.

Former client, Trauma-Informed Creative Coaching