Mentoring

Bryony Good has worked in arts education for nearly a decade as a workshop leader and university lecturer, developing a broad and thoughtful approach to creative learning. Her experience spans a range of educational settings with a focus on storytelling, photography, and writing as ways to explore our relationship with place.

Bryony offers one-to-one mentoring for artists, writers, and creative practitioners looking for guidance, structure, or a sense of direction in their work. Mentoring sessions can focus on developing projects, refining ideas, building confidence, or finding clarity within your creative process.

Alongside individual sessions, Bryony runs a creative mentoring programme that brings small groups of artists together for shared reflection, support, and growth.
Sign-ups for the current programme are now closed, the next group will open in November to commence in January 2026

If you’re curious but unsure how you might work best together, you can book a free brainstorming call with Bryony to talk through your goals and explore what kind of support would suit you.

“Before, I often felt stuck, doubting my ideas and worrying about whether they were “good enough.” But the supportive environment and inspiring exercises in the course encouraged me to let go of those fears and trust my instincts.”

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“I love Bryony’s beautiful, bright space and gentle, helpful sessions. I see the workshops as valuable me-time to get stuck into my projects in a supportive environment.”

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“Bryony is brilliant. She values herself and creativity. It’s nice to see someone giving to herself. It’s nice to see someone valuing their creative work. The studio is welcoming and makes me feel good. Bryony knows hot to make people feel loved. This course is something special and I am glad Bryony has the courage to deliver it.”

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