You spent decades performing a version of yourself that could survive. Now the performance is falling apart and you're not sure who's underneath.
Art-making as a way back to yourself. No experience needed. Just willingness to look.
After the Diagnosis: Five Things You're Probably Living Right Now
A free guide for late-diagnosed neurodivergent women who thought the diagnosis would bring relief and instead found themselves more disoriented than before. No fix. No roadmap. Just someone naming what's actually happening.
hi, i’m Renata 👋🏽
I work with late-diagnosed neurodivergent women who got their diagnosis and expected things to finally make sense. Instead, the strategies stopped working. The mask started cracking. And when they looked inward trying to figure out who they actually are, they didn't find much.
I've been there too. That's why I do this work.
I use expressive art-making as a way in. When your hands are busy, the part of your brain that monitors and edits tends to quiet down. Things surface that don't come up any other way.
If you've spent years performing a version of yourself and you're not sure who you actually are anymore, you're in the right place.
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What People Are Saying
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The weeks following this workshop were amazing in terms of how my creativity unfolded and how much more free I felt to express myself and break out of perfectionist tendencies that sometimes hinder me from just existing and creating.
- Crystal Flores
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For anyone on the fence about working with you, they should know how empathetic, patient, genuine and authentic you are. You are also so intuitive and just knew the right things to say for me to hear at each given moment.
It's not just about putting art together on a paper or getting in touch with your creative side, it's about the effortless unfolding of simply allowing and being YOU.
- Angelia Santiago
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I just finished a workshop with Renata and I'm feeling so grounded. I'm leaving this experience with tools and ideas about how to take even a small amount of time out of my day to drop into the creative flow state and connect with myself. What a gift!
- Sophie Sweet
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Through journaling and playful exploration, I felt safe to reconnect with forgotten parts of myself, to express freely without judgment, and to simply play. It wasn’t just a creative escape...it was a moment of deep self-discovery.
I left the workshop feeling inspired, re-energized, and excited to explore more of these childhood memories and bring that joy back into my adult life.
- Crystal Dominguez
