Jessica’s had a connection to creativity since childhood. However, her perspective and how she uses it has changed significantly. This started to take shape during a specific time in her life.​

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For several years Jessica dealt with debilitating chronic pain. It left her feeling isolated and distant from the world. She kept much of this to herself, as she struggled to articulate what she was experiencing. That’s when creativity stepped forward in an entirely new way. It was less about the outcome and more about healing.

Creativity gave Jessica a sense of purpose when much of it had been lost. It allowed her to express herself without concern for words. Guiding her towards better health and a deeper sense of knowing. In the end, she realized this same creative potential was available to all of us.​

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Jessica has since devoted herself to the practice of creativity through experiential facilitation and coaching. She curates meaningful and creative experiences as an outlet for healing, learning, and personal growth.