“I am not a self help enthusiast and the idea of life coaching has always been inexplicably out of my comfort zone, but in the midst of quarantine and all of the stresses that come along with it I’m so grateful to have found a group that understands the mental obstacles we experience (and create for ourselves) as actors. The group has been an invaluable support and opened me up to new ways of thinking about myself and my role in the industry.” 

• Michelle Meridith - The Morning Show, I’m Dying Up Here, Grace & Frankie

“Lynn’s group and methods have helped me reshape my thought processes and think more positively! I enjoy having a group of fabulous people to share my journey with and to support & help support. One one one coaching with Lynn has also helped me immensely with my auditions and have made me calmer and much less anxious. The work she does starts with my mindset and affects all parts of my life.”

• Natasha Tina Liu - Cobra Kai, Speechless

 “This class has been an incredibly safe, compassionate space for me to discover, possibly for the first time, who I am. I can actually feel my brain reprogramming, which is a side effect that I did not expect nor did I set out to achieve. I feel that I’ve become more open to life and art and that I’m on a healthy journey of love and compassion, for both myself and others.”

• Olivia Castanho - Netflix, Basic Witch

“Being a part of Lynn’s coaching group has made me feel more connected with others which has encouraged me to be more open and honest with myself about how I’m feeling in my acting career and life in general. Your day to day is so much more than just checking off your to do list and Lynn has really helped me begin to understand how important it is to take the time to understand your thoughts and feelings.”

• Ellyn Calvert

“This group has helped me in many ways but one way in particular is my level of awareness of things in my life that I’ve believed were true, but are in fact just my THOUGHTS that have made them true.”

• Sheree 

“I think one very big way this group has helped me is to know that I am not alone. Whether it be in the challenges I face mentally/emotionally in my career - what with all the doubt and just daily sadgirl bullshit, to uplifting each other with words of encouragement, I think the positivity that this little community you got going really makes me feel unafraid to be myself. Hearing their stories gives me hope for the future, and it feels good to know that the feelings I have in my career journey aren’t bad. And since I’ve always felt like the black sheep of my family (only child, first generation American, artistic/theatre geek), it’s nice to know that I’ll be accepted by other women supporting each other. It just feels really really good 💕”

• Jaclyn Amiee

“Being a part of this group has helped me grow a sense of community in a time of loss. It has helped me gain awareness of at least truly wanting to be sweet on me and to give myself the grace and space to live it up. It has helped me realize that people… actors in this case… don't talk about a lot of things. They have become standards and stigmas. And if we all talked about [these stigmas], like we are in this group, the business would be changed for the better!”

• Rachel Kerbs - Good Girl’s Revolt, Fall Into Me