For more than 30 years, Julia Cameron's The Artist's Way has helped millions of people reconnect with their creativity, inner voice, and sense of possibility. While it's often associated with artists, the course is really for anyone who wants to live more intentionally and creatively.
Rather than working through the book alone, you'll experience it alongside a small group over 12 weeks. Together, we'll build momentum, reflect on each week's chapter, share insights and challenges, and support one another in staying engaged with the process.
Each Tuesday evening includes guided reflection, thoughtful conversation, coaching prompts, and simple grounding practices. Between meetings, you'll read one chapter each week, write daily Morning Pages, and take yourself on a weekly Artist Date.
Whether you're navigating a life transition, feeling creatively stuck, craving deeper self-connection, or simply wanting to spend the winter investing in yourself, this cohort offers a welcoming space to slow down, reflect, and grow in community.
Registration includes all 12 weekly gatherings. Space is intentionally limited to create an intimate, supportive experience. There is no gathering on March 23.
Curious whether this cohort is right for you? Learn more about the program, weekly commitment, Morning Pages, Artist Dates, and FAQs at jenottovegio.com/artistsway
Admission:
Sliding Scale: $250-320 (Scholarships Available)
About The Facilitator
Jen Ottovegio is a coach, meditation teacher, entrepreneur, artist, and dancer based in Portland, Oregon. Her work helps people slow down, reconnect with themselves, and build the courage to live more intentionally. She believes many of life's most meaningful changes begin by making space to listen to yourself, which is why she loves facilitating The Artist's Way. Through self-reflection, accountability, and community, participants reconnect with what matters and discover the courage to follow what lights them up