The Artist’s Way

13-week facilitated course

The Artist’s Way is more than just a widely-beloved book by Julia Cameron. It is a deeply effective, playful process of self-discovery.

It invites us to explore our creativity, uncover what truly brings us joy, and break through the fears and blocks keeping us from our authentic expression.

The Artist’s Way is for anyone who yearns for a more inspired, inspiring life. It’s for those who consider themselves artists of any kind (visual artists, writers, musicians, dancers, etc.), for people with creative hobbies or who aspire to have creative hobbies, and for those who would never dare describe themselves as artistic or creative. As Elizabeth Gilbert says, “If you’re alive, you’re a creative person.”

A safe space for connection & discovery

Each week, we will gather to support each other and reflect on:

  • The daily Morning Pages practice

  • The weekly Artist Date practice

  • The theme of the week’s chapter

  • Selected exercises from the week’s chapter

Monica is an experienced facilitator and space-holder who has journeyed through The Artist’s Way in group settings many times, beginning in 1995. She offers a heart-centered approach to the text, creating space for mindfulness, authenticity, and shared wisdom.

Please note that while this process facilitates self-discovery, Monica is not a licensed mental health professional, and this course does not constitute therapy.

Fall 2024 Session (in person): currently underway

Spring 2025 Session (zoom): join the waitlist below!

The Artist’s Way has truly changed my life. Its tools have informed my creative practice, and helped me build my confidence, curiosity and self-compassion. Each time I've journeyed through the process, I’ve discovered more layers of growth.


Monica Basile, PhD
artist, healer, facilitator

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“No matter what your age or your life path, whether making art is your career or your hobby or your dream, it is not too late or too egotistical or too selfish or too silly to work on your creativity.”


-Julia Cameron