Coaching
What to Expect
You’re here because you want to convert your ideas into scholarship! Perhaps you need a publication strategy to get there. Maybe you want insight on what to prioritize and when. I can’t wait to support you!
As your publication coach, I can help you develop a research trajectory, give you editorial feedback, hold you accountable, cheer you on, and demystify the entire process. We’ll work one-on-one to identify your publication needs and goals and formulate a plan that works for your body-mind.
While I sometimes serve as a client’s editor and publication coach, a publication coach differs from a editor in that I engage with more than just words on the page. I focus on you, the writer behind the words, including your emotions and your executive functions. I often assume the role of project manager too. And I refuse a one-size-fits-all approach.
You may choose to meet with me for as many or as few sessions as you’d like, depending on your publication goals.
I offer a free, 30-minute consult to assess if we’re a good fit for each other.
FAQs
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With “et al.,” the unnamed others in a citation, I center scholars who feel like outsiders. I understand outsider perspectives as strengths, not weaknesses. And I work to help more scholars find a seat at the table—or, at least, build their own table to sit at.
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I work with qualitative scholars at all stages of their careers, from PhD candidates to full professors to independent scholars. I specialize in working with LGBTQ+ as well as neurodivergent scholars, and I’m experienced at editing materials by authors whose first language is one other than English.
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In addition to my academic training, I have taken courses on developmental editing for academics with Manuscript Works and Ideas on Fire. I also participate in webinars and trainings with the Editorial Freelancers Association.
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My rates for editing, coaching, and speaking are available on my rates page.