Single session
One session
$175
- 60 minutes, one-to-one
- Pick a time, pay when you book
Creative Coaching · for any creative, designer or architect
Sometimes the problem is not the idea. It is how you are thinking about it.
One-to-one coaching with Ken for any creative, designer or architect. Support for Personal Process, creative direction, identity, decision-making and the questions shaping what you want to make, change or move toward.
Why it exists
Creative process isn't always progressing upwards.
It's very much in tune with the rollercoaster of emotions that comes with design. Sometimes you need help from someone who gets creativity and has a strong Personal Process.
- Weekly 1:1 sessions with Ken
- A dedicated online safe space to share thoughts and ideas
- Learn how to create a strong Personal Process
Bring the unfinished part
A question.
A contradiction.
A direction that will not settle.
We can work with creative direction, concept development, spatial thinking, problem framing, idea generation, creative blocks, interdisciplinary projects or the personal method you want to build.
We look closely at how you are already thinking, find what may be driving the problem, then work out a move that can shift what happens next.
This is less about teaching a fixed answer and more about thinking through the problem with you.
Creative Coaching
One idea can use more than one session.
A four-session programme lets you test a change and carry it into the work over time.
Recommended · 4-session pack
4 sessions
$375save $325
- 4 × 60-minute sessions
- Use within 3 months
- Book each session from your dashboard
Subscription
Monthly
$300/ month
- 4 sessions every month
- Book each session from your dashboard
- Cancel any time
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Creative Coaching is coaching for your creative process and Personal Process. It is not clinical therapy, counselling or a mental-health treatment service.
“I am less interested in giving you the answer than in finding the point where your thinking changes.”