…wants to write a fantasy or mystery novel?
…is stuck on an idea?
…is held back by physical or mental limitations?
…craves an empathetic book coach who offers a safe space without strict deadlines but with gentle yet deep guidance?
Then I’m the right book coach for you!
I’m Sandra Postma, fellow ‘spoonie’, and an author, speaker and Author Accelerator certified book coach!
I help people who – like me – struggle with writing due to their chronic illness or pain, disability, or neurodivergence develop their stories, so they can write it with new found confidence and a clear plan.
Written feedback
2-3 month programme
€399 per month (exchange rates apply, VAT 21% excluded)
Written feedback and a montly live coaching session
2-3 month programme
€499 per month (exchange rates apply, VAT 21% excluded
“Sandra has the best insight for helping writers keep moving forward in their writing. She saw things in my writing that I was missing and knew exactly what I needed to do to improve my story structure. Above all Sandra is kind and encouraging with all of her feedback and you can just feel how much she believes in your story and in you as a writer. The combination of that belief, her passion for good stories, and her obvious knowledge and skill makes for a perfect coach! I am so glad I have had her in my story process!”
– Kenda
—Wendy
Why writing enables us to live the lives chronic illness can’t As a spoonie you often feel like you’re missing out on life. But even before I became ill, when I was around ten years old, I wanted to become an actress. Because – and may I quote myself here -: ‘That way I can…
Sometimes healing isn’t about getting better; it’s about making room for life alongside it Having chronic and mental illness isn’t for the faint of heart. Unfortunately, I am faint of heart. Mine is pieced together after having had it repeatedly smashed to the ground by people I trusted explicitly over the last twenty years. Mine…
So many ideas, so little time & energy I admit my adhd has a part to play in this, but I wouldn’t be surprised if you related to it as well: the difficulty that comes with choosing. Choosing which story to focus on. Which character to have as a protagonist. Which plot twist. Which ending.…
