How You Can Plug In

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💮 We can work together for any writing project that you are called to. It could be a book (if so, you’ll want to see the “Book Development” page on this site). It could also be a shorter work: a blog — an article – a story – a website – anything that you have an inner call to write, where you want to be truly present for the experience and bring forth the best of who you are in service of your readers as well as yourself.

If you can recognize yourself and your situation in what you’ve read so far, you may feel ready to take a next step. Here are some choices:

There are many ways to connect with your deeper Self through writing. Look through the treasures on this site and find the ones that call to you.


MARY CASSATT, “THE PENSIVE READER”

MARY CASSATT, “THE PENSIVE READER”

“I just wanted to thank you for your help in the early part of my book development. You really helped me to listen more deeply for my soul’s calling in what I was writing, to share more of my experiences and heart.

"I thought you would enjoy knowing that the book finally got birthed into the world.  I am getting really, really good feedback on it so far. Thanks for your wonderful work with authors like me.” — Deborah Welch, PhD. Author, Forgiveness at Work: Stories of the Power, Possibility, and Practice of Forgiveness in the Workplace


“I'm happy to acknowledge Naomi Rose's important influence on my writing life as I have others in the past: Julia Cameron, Natalie Goldberg, and Eric Maisel, to name a few. I've since come to regard (and treasure) her as a writing mentor.

“I immediately sensed the difference in her coaching style and was attracted to the expressive warmth and rich authenticity oozing from her work in what she calls "Writing from the Deeper Self."

“Naomi Rose's writings and personal coaching sessions have imbued me with so much that I'm grateful for, transforming and alchemizing things within that have manifested as deep writing.” Chris Dunmire, Creative Director & Publisher, Creativity Portal (included in “Writers Digest 101 best sites”)

How It Works

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💮 Finding Your Natural Ways: The End of the Scary-Blank-Page Syndrome
If producing pages of good writing is your primary concern, you don’t need to worry. With the Writing from the Deeper Self approach, you do do the writing. You do share the completed writing with readers. Your writing does help bring healing into the world.

And yet you’re not trying to get the writing done. It flows out of you in response to our listening to you together.

The importance of the process is equal to the importance of the final product. Who you are and how you go about this writing is essential to the product.

Words may be your starting point. Or they may instead be an outcome of a more nonverbal process. Instead of words always being what activates your writing, they may arise as a consequence of your attention to your internal inspirations and knowings — experiences that initially have no words. 

Writing diligence comes to you naturally when you receive something from within that catches your deep interest, hooks you like a lover, and showers you with inspiration enough that you can reach for it. 

When you make a space inside for what wants to be known to reach you, your relationship with your writing takes root and keeps you connected all the way through to “The End.”


“Sitting with you was like sitting with a seasoned spiritual director. Very present, very open to what I might say. Responding from the heart to my writings, which was very precious to me. For a person who is longing to be deeply heard, just sitting with you and seeing my spoken work impact you is a precious thing. You help me to see the transcendent aspect of my writing, so that it becomes an ‘of course’ to think of sharing it outside our meetings, perhaps to publish it.” — Roberta Gannon, MFT, Spiritual Director


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There was a deep knowing that there was so much I needed to express, and that urgency was called a book. [After a while] it went from inchoate to ‘This is absolutely possible. I’m going to do it!’” [And she did.]

— Jenaii Gold, PhD, MFT, author, The Moon, the Hare, and the Pearl: An Intuitive Guide to the Therapist-Client Relationship


“You add a tremendous amount of value. There’s no way I could do this on my own.

"I am so impressed by how much you can write, it humbles me. Writing with your guidance is like working out: if you keep doing it, it gets easier.” — George Troy, Author, The Five Laws of Retail

Ways We Can Work Together

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💮 Working Together One-on-One

I work with clients on Zoom, or in person (I’m in the San Francisco Bay Area), usually on a bi-weekly basis to give you time to write between sessions. I call these sessions “Relaxed.”

Sometimes clients want to amp up the momentum and meet weekly. I call these sessions “Intensive.”

Occasionally, clients want to meet monthly. This can work once the writing has a dependable momentum. I don’t recommend it in the beginning, when you’re still finding your way.

Between sessions, you would send me what you have written since the previous session for me to read. I then provide you with feedback that can help you with your next round of writing.

With the “Basic” feedback option, I verbally give you my sense of what you’ve written when we next meet during our upcoming session. In the “Premium” option, I send you my feedback in writing prior to our upcoming session, so you can integrate what’s useful before we meet.

If you are interested in exploring working with me, I’m offering a 30-minute complimentary session to see if we are a good fit for making the dream of your book a living reality.

“Naomi is an amazing writing coach. She started me on my path of writing from my depths ten years ago.

“I loved how she supported me to quickly claim my unique strengths as a writer. Naomi coached me through writing my very first e-course, ‘Collage for Self-Discovery,’ which is still alive and loved in the online market today.” — Shelley Klammer, Shelley Klammer Counselling


“Working with Naomi was like having someone who is for you, who keeps seeing you and accepting you. She helped me find the true Story beneath the story I’d been telling myself. But first, I had to find my heart. Naomi’s role in this was divine. Her gift was to help me further wed my life to my art, and in the process, to heal both. This is what I mean when I say I couldn’t have written the book without Naomi. She is truly my fairy godmother of writing.” — Katayoon Zandvakili, Author, My Beautiful Impostor


Naomi encouraged me to do the joyful thing, instead of the things I think I should do. This was very affirming. And I felt heard, in a very strong initial way. It's different from trying to write on my own, because it feels like what I'm doing is being done in relationship." — Shirley R. McGinnis, author, Sometimes Love Is Enough