For the creative person you are becoming.
I’m Faye—a writer and creator of Library of Care.
I help highly creative people reclaim their joy, vitality, and aliveness through community, connection, and personal story.
Our lives may have been
built for burnout, but
we were born to create.
My work is shaped by many years working in libraries building community engagement, as a writer reclaiming my voice, and my own personal healing through embodied creative practice.
I support creative bodies, minds, and souls — the storytellers, artists, makers, healers, solopreneurs — and those called to begin a new creative chapter to move beyond our burnout culture narrative and return to the joy within themselves through the making of a sustainable whole creative life that works for them.
A free introductory call with Faye to explore your storytelling and creative goals.
Upcoming Workshops & Creative Experiences
About
J. Faye D’Avanza
J. Faye D’Avanza is a writer, artist, librarian, and creator of Library of Care, an evolving ecosystem of stories, conversations, and practices for your whole creative life. Through Story Care Coaching, community gatherings, workshops, and the Pop-Up Creative Questions Desk, she creates spaces where people can explore their relationship with creativity and discover what it might be asking of them.
Faye is a passionate believer that creativity isn't something we seek—it's a relationship worthy of our care. She writes in conversation with what it means to live a whole creative life in Keeping Creative Time on Substack
An Inward & Artward certified creative facilitator, certified book editor, and yoga teacher (RYT-200), Faye lives among the artists, tourists, trees, and mountains of Asheville, North Carolina, where she can often be found drinking a matcha latte, writing in the margins of her books, and engaging in meaningful conversations with people who care deeply.
A free introductory call with Faye to explore your writing and creative goals.
Faye loves connecting with and supporting:
writers, storytellers, artists, musicians, and makers
wellness and movement practitioners
creative entrepreneurs and facilitators
neurodivergent creative minds
mission-driven organizations and institutions in the arts, creative business, and cultural humanities