About Kathy Curtis

There was a moment when this work of mine began. I was 16, feeling hopeless and alone, and in need of someone to listen. By chance I picked up a pen and a journal and I began to write.

 

Almost instantly I was uplifted. I didn’t feel so alone. Over time I became the listener I needed, and I loved how it changed me.

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My image of myself softened. I found new perspectives that empowered me. I got good at articulating things that were hard to name, and my imagination grew more vibrant all the time.

 

The act of listening gave birth to a gift I discovered others needed as much as I did. To be heard. And sharing the act of writing gave others the same power it has given me: To tell the important stories we have within us so we can heal.

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My passion is understanding what it means to be human, and one thing I've learned for sure is that words are stored in our bodies. Until we set them free, they trap us in the stories that someone else made up. 

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Once on the page, they illuminate what lies within us. They allow us to hear what our soul has been whispering all along.

 

Whether that leads to a book you know you have to write, or simply an aha moment that awakens you - the whispering, the listening, the writing - is how Kathy Curtis Ink was born. 

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The Healing Work

I guide healing journeys using intuitively offered writing prompts. When someone shows up ready to hear their own soul and allow it to speak, beautiful things happen.

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• A quiet widow sobs through the memory of where her grief got stuck, and is able to begin to heal.

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• A young mother realizes her lack of energy to play with her kids is exactly what happened in her own childhood, which gives her the will to finally deal with her weight gain and diabetes.

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• A therapist has a wide-eyed moment of connection with her inner child, whom she had silenced long ago.

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• A successful executive discovers that writing a daily haiku helps him see everything through new eyes and fills him with a kind of hope he has been lacking.

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You do not need to be a writer.
You only need to be willing to meet yourself compassionately.

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Writing becomes your very loving mirror.

Ink becomes your medicine.

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​An Invitation

If you're feeling moved, there is likely something within you that is ready.

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Ready to be heard.

Ready to express something besides the same old thoughts you think all the time. ​

Ready to say what is truly yours to say.

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Just try it.

Reach out for a single session.

See what can happen in an hour.

It will be like coming home to a new version of yourself.