Group meeting times will be available at the start of every month. Check the calendar for details. All calls are recorded so you can watch the replay if needed.

Every month is a little different! Check the calendar for details about what topics we are covering. As soon as you join, you’ll have access to all of the recordings from previous calls including topics like how to navigate perfectionism, setting S.M.A.R.T. goals, and how to launch a book in a way that feels authentic to you.

Yes, you can participate even if you don’t want to formally publish your work online or in print. Writing for yourself is just as valid and important! 

• Connection to a supportive community of women with powerful healing stories to tell

• Greater levels of confidence and creativity

• Monthly accountability to help you stick to your writing goals and be kind to yourself during weeks when things don’t go as planned

• The chance to be seen, heard, and appreciated

• A no-pressure environment where you can express yourself and heal

Yes. Write On! is proudly inclusive, creating a welcoming space for women and gender-diverse writers of all backgrounds. Our community embraces transgender women, non-binary individuals, and anyone whose experience with gender has shaped their creative voice. We recognize that diverse perspectives strengthen our collective writing journey and enrich our creative community.

In this space, your identity is respected, your voice is valued, and your writing matters. We're committed to building a supportive environment where everyone can explore their craft free from judgment or exclusion. Whether you're sharing work, seeking feedback, or simply writing alongside others who understand, you'll find genuine connection and support here.

• Female writers of all ages, backgrounds, and levels of experience

• Women who want their stories to be known 

• Women who want to help others by sharing about their experiences

• Women who have experienced trauma, loss, heartache, and personal growth

• Women who have always thought about writing a book but don't know where to start

• Women who want to write for themselves and/ or for others, to heal and move on from the past

• Women interested in starting a project like a personal blog, Substack, or who want to post their writing consistently on social media

• Women who just want to write for the healing and growth that it brings

You can write about anything you want (but no bullying or hate speech, please.) Possibilities include (but are not limited to): your story, something you want to teach to others, personal growth, transformation, identify, finding yourself, spirituality, abuse, toxic relationships, depression, anxiety, mental health, motherhood, infertility, death, grief, relationships, health, family dynamics, generational trauma, parents, healing, marriage, divorce, self worth, self esteem, self image, sobriety, recovery, PTSD/ C-PTSD, and any other topics you want to explore.

Yes! Every month will include some form of feedback from Rachel and/or the group.

Yes, calls will be recorded and shared the day after and you will have access to them through the month so you can watch when it’s convenient for you.

If you are set on self-publishing (that is, publishing independently, not with a traditional publisher), I’d love to discuss potentially working together on your project. Please discuss this option with me before we start the writing group, as I do offer a special 10% discount on editing and coaching to members of this program.

Here are some optional books that I recommend to writers:

Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott

Memoir As Medicine: The Healing Power of Writing Your Messy, Imperfect, Unruly (but Gorgeously Yours) Life Story by Nancy Slonim Aronie

The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron

The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles by Steven Pressfield

Zen Habits by Leo Babauta

Motivational Quotes to Get the Blood Moving by Markus Almond