Cohorts & Individual Sessions

Creativity and passion projects are so good for the soul, and can be so hard to prioritize. Check out my workshop cohorts and individual sessions for the accountability, community, and feedback that are often the missing parts:

  • Virtual Creativity Workshops bring together up to six people from a range of creative discipline to provide ongoing accountability, community and support for your creative projects and practice. Workshops meet on the first and third Fridays for 90 minutes for five months.

    Applying: The Winter/Spring 2026 Cohort is full. Email kate@katesullivancreative.com to hear when application open for Summer/Fall 2026.

    Cost: $500

    Email me if you’re interested in building your own group.

  • I am a facilitator for Bathers Library in-person Cohorts program in Oakland. Follow Bathers on IG or email me to see when new spots are opening up!

    Bathers is a community-supported art book library + work/performance space + weirdo art school in Uptown Oakland.

  • In a supportive, fun, confidential space, you’ll identify and overcome creative barriers and accelerate your projects while exploring how your whole life intersects with your creativity.

    Sessions are 45-minutes over Zoom or phone (your choice) and we schedule as we go for ultimate flexibility. You are are welcome to email me between sessions and you will have homework to propel your progress!

    Rates start at $150 per session and vary based on project type and quantity. Email me to learn more.

    All creative disciplines welcome. Past clients include: writers (of all sorts), podcasters, musicians, zinesters, speakers, visual designers, craft makers and more.

  • I read/listen/watch and provide notes on drafts for a limited amount of select project. Email me to learn more!

Inspired Clients

  • "After just a few sessions with Kate Sullivan, I realized that many of the things I thought were “blocking” my creativity were actually outdated attachments I no longer needed. Kate's helped me build new frameworks and habits around both my creative and professional work — and the benefits showed up almost immediately. That momentum and confidence are still propelling me forward, both on and off the clock."

    Walter Thompson, writer/independent journalist

  • "Working one-on-one with Kate has been so helpful, inspiring, and fun. Every time we meet, I walk away feeling energized and focused with a clear path forward. It’s been such an amazing investment (in my creative writing and overall happiness) and I can’t recommend her enough."

    Emily Donelan, writer-producer (Wilmette, IL) 

  • "Kate shepherds creativity in an organic way, acutely listening to thoughts and ideas then parsing out key observations that provide clarity along one's journey. Her approach is some part cheerleader, some part (life) coach. While Gretzky famously said, "You miss 100% of the shots you don't take," Kate works with you to make that shot... hopefully, over and over again."

    C. Mia Juhng, Emerging Podcaster and Scrappy Street Hockey Badass (New York City, NY)

  • “Kate has been a huge part of helping me organize and manifest my creative side projects. 10 out of 10 Creatives with ADHD would recommend!”

    Evan Roberts, Multimedia Storyteller & Producer (San Francisco, CA)

  • "This workshop helped me be more consistent and feel validated in my own creativity. It was a joy to engage with my cohort’s projects and bring that spark back to my own work. Kate’s demeanor and facilitation was pitch perfect!"

    Tara Lockhart, interactive event producer and writer (San Francisco + Ahwahnee, CA)

  • "These 8 weeks enabled me to hold myself accountable when it came to my creative process. No more excuses! I got my insecurities out of the way and went on the most productive creative streak I've been on in years."

    Richie, Program Manager (Berkeley, CA)

  • "Kate's Creativity Workshop was transformative. It pushed my project forward and helped shape my ideas into what I always envisioned but couldn't articulate. The group dynamic and overall experience acted as an Idea & Creativity Chisel, breaking through my creative blocks."

    Nish Patel, Storyteller in Training (Ottawa, Canada)

  • "Kate created a thoughtful, generous container for a diverse group of people with creative practices to come together. She exudes warmth, humor, and practicality -- a wonderful cocktail when you have a creative project on your hands you're trying to bring (back) to life."

    Emily E, Designer & Multimedia Artist (Seattle, WA)

  • "Sometimes, struggling to make time for your art feels like such a shameful, lonely experience. This workshop reminded me that this experience is not unique to me, and I'm in great company. It was a great reminder that collectively, it's easier to breathe new life into our creative pursuits."

    Natalie Leal, Senior Copywriter, Multicultural Advertising (Oakland, CA)

  • "Kate has a great way of structuring and leading the sessions. It's not prescriptive rather you're asked to explore creativity on your own terms via thought provoking prompts, insights, and group discussion. To my mind this allows each participant the space to find their unique creative path."

    Gabrielle Zuckerman, Media Producer (New York City, NY)

  • "This was an inspiring and thought provoking workshop. I learnt techniques to support and encourage my creativity that I hadn’t previously considered. Kate is a great facilitator, creating a space for all participants to be heard, and challenging the notions we all carry."

    Susan Brennan, Graphic Designer & Artist (San Francisco, CA)

  • "In no time, Kate took a group of strangers and turned us into a trusting circle for testing out new ideas and project development."

    amy wheeler harwood, zinester (Tuscon, AZ)

  • "Kate’s biggest strength as a facilitator is how she balances the head and heart, structure and empathy. She brings deep professional creative experience, organization, and clear communication, as well as the flexibility, care, and integrity needed to create a safe space and help people flourish creatively. Her workshop helped me prioritize my personal creative practice, meet new friends, and think about my podcast (and myself) from a new perspective."

    Emily Shaw, Podcast Executive Producer & Audio Artist (San Francisco, CA)

  • Kate created a space for a group to unite and work through our collective creative roadblocks. Each session was inspiring and supportive. Not only did this experience help me overcome my creative roadblocks, it helped me organize and prioritize my personal and professional goals. I will continue to reference the provided materials and resources. Kate is an empathetic leader and has helped me take meaningful steps forward with my creative projects.

    Chris Thorson, Creative Servies (Minneapolis, MN)