Author name: Dr. Eric Maisel

About Dr. Eric Maisel Dr. Eric Maisel is an author, creativity expert, master coach and one of the leading developers of the field of creativity coaching. For more than three decades, he has worked with writers, visual artists, performers, entrepreneurs and other creative professionals on the psychological, practical and professional challenges associated with maintaining a meaningful creative life. He is the author of more than 50 books covering creativity, creative practice, meaning, life purpose and the challenges experienced by creative people. His published work includes The Coach’s Way, Coaching the Artist Within, The Van Gogh Blues, Mastering Creative Anxiety and Creativity for Life. Dr. Maisel created the Creativity Coach Certificate and Diploma Program in association with Noble Manhattan Coaching. The program introduces learners to creativity-coaching principles, structured coaching practice, reflective learning, professional boundaries and methods for supporting people engaged in creative work. On CreativityCoaching.online, Dr. Maisel contributes specialist knowledge related to creativity coaching, coach education, the creative process and the professional development of creativity coaches. Articles carrying his author name are written or substantially developed by him. Where an article is produced by the editorial team and professionally reviewed by Dr. Maisel, the page identifies him separately as the reviewer. Areas of Expertise Creativity coaching Coaching writers, artists and creative professionals Creative blocks and creative anxiety Meaning and life purpose Creative productivity and sustainable practice Creativity coach training and professional development Coaching methodology and reflective practice Professional Disclosure Dr. Eric Maisel is the creator and a trainer associated with the Creativity Coach Certificate and Diploma Program presented on this website. Program-related articles may therefore contain references to the training. Commercial relationships and program recommendations should be clearly disclosed whenever relevant.

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