All of them. Yours. Mine.

Stories are how hearts and minds are connected. They are how we come to understand ourselves better, both internally and in relation to the world. How we learn about each other. How we grow as humans. How we develop compassion, empathy, and acceptance.

That’s why my life’s work is to support emerging writers to find clarity, build accountability and hone skills . . . so that their stories can make their way into the world.

Stories Matter.

  • Many people can provide advice, tools, and resources to help writers refine their craft and perfect their work. Stephanie brings something far greater. Her compassion and sensitivity affirm our journey as writers and provide purpose for every aspect of our writing lives.

    Bob Blankenstein, writer

  • Stephanie is organized, warm, and keeps me accountable with manageable homework assignments. I am indebted to her for making significant progress in an efficient time frame.

    Karen Andrus, writer

  • What once felt confused and cloudy now feels clear because of Stephanie’s brilliant questions, guidance, and coaching.

    Colleen Haggerty, writer

  • Stephanie has been there every step of the way to celebrate my achievements and support me out of dark holes that have made writing difficult. Her insights into the writing process have been enormously helpful. The most exciting part for me is how much my literary skills have grown since we began working together.

    Jackie Brown, writer

  • Stephanie is amazing! I have always dreamed of writing a book and it has never been closer to a reality than after working with Stephanie. This program helped me know my characters and plan my story better than anything I’ve ever tried before! It is worth every penny!

    Alison Shely, writer

  • Honestly, the entire experience has been wonderful and grounding. I love the substantial feedback you provide in crafting my story, and it’s so encouraging to feel supported throughout this journey. My level of confidence in my ability to tackle this project—and any writing project for that matter—has dramatically increased.

    Mary-Clare Douglas, writer