Are you stuck in your writing and finding it impossible to move forward?
 
Are you so afraid that you'll "miss something" that you can't stop reading long enough to write?

Maybe you spend hours on the same few sentences, only to toss them out at the end of your writing session.
 
Are you so worried about what your advisor/reviewer/colleagues
will think about your argument that
you can't even bring yourself to get it down on paper?

Has somebody told you your writing is so bad that you'll 
never make it as an academic?

Do you hear this person's voice every time you sit down to write?

It might seem hopeless...
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Like nobody else has this problem
Or if they do, their version of it isn't nearly as bad as yours
​Or if it is, they're somehow able to figure out what to do--quickly and painlessly--and then get right back to work.

But actually, getting stuck is part of the process

​Staying stuck is NOT

"The single most helpful mentorship on writing I have received."

Raphaëlle Rabanes, PhD
Assistant Professor, Anthropology
​University of Washington 

By the end of this workshop, you will:
  • Understand the phases that every writing project goes through and why it’s so easy to get stuck in any one of them.
  • Predict when your writing barriers are likely to show up—and learn how to handle them when they  do.
  • Uncover your unique writing process—those hidden strategies you already know for managing blocks and why they’re so hard to access when you need them.
  • Learn how to overcome your barriers for good, so you can make meaningful, measurable progress, every tiime you write.