1:1 mentoring is a highly personalized space dedicated to supporting you in achieving your creative goals. Committed clients experience increased clarity in their vision, more trust in their capabilities, and new perspectives that energize their photography.

Possible session topics include image reviews and curation of selections from your photography in general or in the context of a project or portfolio; exploring new opportunities or challenges you’re having, such as feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or indecisive; talking about your body of work and your vision, goals, and intentions for it; establishing priorities and a plan for honoring them… whatever will move your forward.

As a professional certified coach with 18 years of experience, my priority is to support you in developing the capacity to support yourself. That includes taking a coaching approach to image reviews so that you learn to self-assess with more confidence.

When it comes to your relationship to photography, I provide a space where we can sift through mental clutter; build awareness of any thoughts, patterns, beliefs, and blind spots that might be holding you back; develop practices that move you forward; and highlight resources that set you up for success. I’ll offer experiences, ideas, and feedback if that’s what is most useful to you; mostly, however, I’ll be asking you a lot of questions intended to facilitate new ways of thinking/seeing and increase your clarity and awareness.

Details

Format: Phone or Zoom (video or voice only)
Length: One session is 60min. Multiple consecutive sessions (for example, a 2hr session) can be requested.
Investment: $125/60min session, with a 5% discount for packages of 4 or more sessions.
Images and files are shared through screen share or a provided link. Details provided at time of booking.

Interested? Here are your next steps:

If you’d like to have a short chat to learn more and see if we’re a good fit, schedule a call with me.

Or, if you know you’re ready to go, schedule your session now.

[IMPORTANT NOTE: these sessions are not about learning how to use your gear or processing software. That said, image reviews can include a discussion of processing approaches and techniques, if that’s part of how you’d like to use your time.]