Before you go
Here's why I built this.
I remember a time when getting out of bed felt impossible, and words failed me completely. One morning, I found a visual note from my brother on my desk: a calm, meditative figure with the words “You have everything you need inside you.” I picked up a pencil and drew what I was feeling. I wasn't trying to make art. I was simply trying to make sense.
Those visuals became my pep-talks to myself, small reminders I made for no one but me. Slowly, they became a bridge to strangers who felt the same way. I started reading books on grief, anxiety, and how our minds work, turning what I learned into visuals, and sharing them with people who needed that same support.
I never set out to learn visual thinking to get through a hard time. It just happened, and it took me further than words ever could. That's why teaching this feels so meaningful to me now. I start cohorts with a book instead of raw feelings, since that's an easier place for most people to begin, and a shared book means everyone can understand and give each other feedback.
I've never shared this story publicly before, but I'd rather connect with you through it than pitch you a bootcamp.
