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A Sanctuary for the Heartbroken Artist

 

Are you a heartbroken artist? Do you have shame and vulnerability around sharing your writing and art? I’d love to help you move forward to tell your brave stories - we need your voice in this world…

I’m Nina Hart, founder of Writing From the Top of Your Head writing workshops and 1:1 Premium creativity coaching. Welcome!

(*Visit my writing workshops page for the latest LIVE offerings!)

“Writing from the Top of Your Head” Online Program

AT YOUR OWN PACE

Break through blocks and unleash your creative genius on the page

8-Week Group Coaching Program -

November 2023

LIVE & ONLINE VIA ZOOM

Join us in this Sanctuary for the Heartbroken Artist

Premium Individual Creativity Coaching

BY PHONE

It’s time to give birth to your brave stories…

Writing from the Top of Your Head:

Workshops, Writing Membership, Retreats, 1:1 Coaching, and an Online Writing Schoolhouse

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Workshops and coaching for the heartbroken artist – the one who has shame and vulnerability around their writing and creativity.

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Receive deep 1:1 coaching support to birth your creative dreams or first draft of your book.

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In this world of artistic competition and criticism, come here to heal and find the unabashed freedom to be you.

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“Open the top of your head” and reclaim the kind of wild creativity you had when you were a kid.

 
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“Vulnerability is the birthplace of innovation, creativity and change.”

~ Brene Brown

More from Nina on Creativity…

I have so many tools now that when the doubt creeps in - it has no way of staying. This whole experience of having you believe in me until I can begin to believe in myself has been so healing and life-changing. Soon, I won’t be a broken-hearted artist, I’ll be a healed artist, with my scars as my superpower.
— Gillian Summer
I don’t know how Nina does it, but she’s giving students back to themselves.
— Josephine Spilka
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