You know this book.
You've lived it, spoken it, outlined it, dreamed it.
You have the ideas, the authority, the lived experience.
But every time you open the document, something shifts. The words that came so easily everywhere else go quiet.
That's because what got you here will not write this book.
That's not a failure.
It's a different problem — one that requires a different kind of help.
That's where I come in.
Here's how.
Step 1
Fit Check
See if we're a match.
Step 2
Unstuck Your Book
Get at what's really in the way.
Step 3
The Writer's Intensive
Fall back in love with your book.
If any of this sounds familiar, hi.
◆ You're not excited about your book anymore — and you want to be.
◆ You write around the book instead of in it.
◆ Forcing your way through it isn't working. And you've tried.
◆ You look at what you wrote and think: who wrote this? This doesn't even sound like me.
◆ You would never hire a ghostwriter or hand it to an AI. This book has to be yours.
◆ You want to fall back in love with your book.
"I fell back in love with my book. Not just the idea of it. The actual writing. Head-over-heels, forget-to-eat love."
— Tanya Geisler, Leadership Coach & Keynote Speaker
BOOK A FIT Check
A short conversation to make sure we’re right for each other. You tell me where you are with your book. I’ll tell you honestly whether I think I can help.
FREE • 15 MINUTES
UNSTUCK YOUR BOOK
A diagnostic conversation that finds what's actually in the way — not the surface stuck, but the real thing underneath it. You leave with clarity on what your book needs and a clear path forward. Valuable on its own, whether or not we continue together.
$797 • CREDITED TOWARD THE INTENSIVE IF YOU MOVE FORWARD
THE WRITER INTENSIVE
We already know what's in the way. These two days are where everything shifts — entirely devoted to you and your book, entirely built around what we found together. You leave writing in a way that surprises you (and having fallen back in love with your book). And the writing keeps coming after we're done.
STARTING AT $7,500 • TWO DAYS • IN-PERSON OR VIRTUAL
"Casey doesn't only listen to the story you're trying to tell — she hears the heartbeat underneath it. In winter 2026, we walked the streets of Oaxaca together while I unravelled my entire second book out loud; not just characters and plot, but the tangles, the elements that stubbornly would not connect together yet. She could see the deeper architecture of the story and reflect back the beauty and meaning that were already there, buried beneath my own doubt. Working with Casey feels like a permission slip, like magic in action — a kind of deep remembering of what's been inside you all along."
— Kelly Anderson, Physician & Author of The Wild Beneath
"Casey listens in a way that goes beyond the page, beyond the words. She feels the impact a story has and shows you where it already lives, in people's hearts and bodies. Working with her, I felt truly met, seen, and supported in a way I didn’t even know was possible. She helped me see myself as the writer I already was."
—Sara Alvarado, Speaker, Social Entrepreneur, Author of Dreaming In Spanish
Hey, I'm Casey.
I'm a writer and Gateless-trained writing teacher who has spent years obsessed with one question: why do some stories land in the body and others just lie there on the page. Turns out the answer lives in the writer. I help smart women find it—so they can write books that change the mother-trucking world.
My work has appeared in The New York Times, HuffPost, The Muse, and Scary Mommy.
I come from a long line of Irish storytellers, from a pocket of Ireland known for story. My great-uncle Eamon was one of the last recorded Seanchaí. Story lives in my cells. It's in everything I do.
I carry a Mary Poppins bag full of additional ways of working—energy healer, breathwork facilitator, coach, and community builder—all of it in service of one thing: getting your book out of you and onto the page
When I'm not excavating the stories beneath the surface, you'll find me bingeing my latest television addiction (hint: anything with crackerjack character development), or plotting (yet another) trip to Ireland, or killing my darlings in my (oh-so-soon-to-be-finished) memoir about the stories that shape us—the ones handed down and the ones that live in the echoes between the others.
I live on the shores of Georgian Bay with my multiple-hat-wearing husband, my unabashedly sassy twenty-something daughter, and Mabel, my equally feisty Frenchie.
*I don't always say "trucking."
