I have been creative and intuitive for as long as I can remember. Over 30 years of painting, colour, texture, and the quiet language of creativity that has never once left me.
After completing my degree, in 2021, I put forward a proposal for “Brave Art” — one-day workshops at Fremantle Arts Centre. Every session sold out. We became known as the noisy room, filled with music and playful prompts. My students often arrived nervous, unsure if they were creative enough — but by the end of six hours, they left on a high, glowing with newfound confidence. Watching that transformation unfold, again and again, was one of the great joys of my life.
Six months ago, I formalised something else that had always been part of me — a natural gift for coaching. I trained, I certified, and I stepped into calling myself a coach.
And that’s when I made a mistake. I tried to divide myself — coach on one side, artist on the other. Two businesses. Two identities. Separate compartments, separate energy, separate days.
It was draining. When I poured into coaching, the artist in me went quiet and restless. When I gave myself to the studio, the coach in me felt neglected. And when I tried to hold both at once — a finger in each pot, a foot in each world — that didn’t feel right either. My inner cup was depleted, no matter which way I turned.
This past week, that changed. I realised the problem was never the two paths — it was believing they had to be separate at all.
I am not a coach and an artist. I am a creative, an intuitive, and a natural coach — all at once, all the time, all one woman. That’s my Truth. And I’m stepping into her fully.
The Creative Circle was born from that realisation. It’s not an art class. It’s not a coaching program. It’s a space where creativity, intuition, and gentle guidance come together — because I believe every woman carries that same birthright: to be creative, to trust her own intuition, and to stop dividing herself into parts that were never meant to be separated in the first place.
If you’ve ever felt like you had to choose — between being practical or being creative, between caring for everyone else or making space for yourself, between who you should be and who you actually are — I understand that more than most. I’ve lived it.
Come as you are. All of you.
Welcome home to yourself.
I’ve got you.
Warmly,
Cathy xx
Bachelor of Contemporary Arts, Edith Cowan University, 2020
Certified International Results Coach, 2026
