Madelynne Cornish

For over 15 years I've been creating spaces where people can slow down, pay attention and discover something new about themselves. Long before I began coaching, I was doing this through my work as an audio-visual artist, curator and as Co-founder and Director of Operations of the Bogong Centre for Sound Culture, where I've worked with artists, communities and audiences from around Australia and internationally.What has always fascinated me is the relationship between creativity, curiosity and change. Whether I'm working with someone in a coaching conversation or guiding a creative workshop, I'm interested in creating the conditions where people feel comfortable to explore, experiment and see things differently.My workshops bring together coaching, creativity and reflective practice. Rather than teaching people to make something "perfect", I invite them to become curious, trust their own instincts and discover what emerges through the process. I believe some of our best insights come when we stop trying to find the right answer and instead give ourselves permission to notice, play and explore.Teaching is something I genuinely love because every group is different. I enjoy watching people arrive feeling uncertain or hesitant, then gradually relax, connect with others and surprise themselves with what they're capable of. Creating that kind of environment is incredibly rewarding.Alongside my creative practice, I'm a qualified Professional Coach (PCC) through Noble Manhattan Coaching and I'm currently completing my Creativity Coaching Diploma. My background spans artistic practice, curation, mentoring and coaching, giving me a unique perspective on helping people navigate both creative and life transitions.Whether you join me to explore creativity, reconnect with yourself or simply try something different, my hope is that you'll leave with fresh perspectives, greater confidence and the feeling that there might be more possibilities than you imagined.