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For women who have begun their Dream Map

Writing to Yourself

An eight-week guided journey into your dream world. Narrate. Negotiate. Navigate.

You’ve already begun

If you’re reading this, you’ve started your Dream Map. You’ve written to your dream self and heard something back. Writing to Yourself is where that conversation keeps going, with structure, support, and time to go deeper.

This is for you if

  • You want to remember your dreams and return to the places you find there.
  • You don’t want someone to interpret your dreams for you. You want to explore them yourself.
  • You’re tired of starting your spiritual practice over every time life gets busy.
  • You’re ready to understand the patterns that keep repeating, in your dreams and in your days.

The journey

Three phases over eight weeks

  1. Narrate: Discover your dream world.Remember and record your dreams. Begin mapping the landscapes, symbols, and themes that make up your inner world.
  2. Negotiate: Build your connection.Write to your dream self and your Higher Self. Explore the stories and questions that surface across dreams and waking life.
  3. Navigate: Bring your magick home.Revisit familiar places, explore new ones, and build a practice that holds as life changes.

What you get

What’s included

  • Guided video lessons released through the eight weeks
  • The audiobook and digital PDF of Heal Your Story ~ Find Your Magick
  • The online Heal Your Story Study Deck, 78 writing prompts that unlock after the lessons
  • Eight group Zoom calls, 60 minutes each, with replays
  • Four private calls with me, 45 minutes each
  • A private Telegram community for the two months
  • Bonus: Energetic Protection module
  • Lifetime access to the course materials

Optional add-on: the physical Heal Your Story Study Deck, the same prompts in cards you can hold and shuffle.

Next steps

How to join

Writing to Yourself begins with a Dream Map Call. If we haven’t met yet, start there.

Join the course

Writing to Yourself is writing-based self-exploration. It isn’t therapy, and no particular outcome is guaranteed.