• FIRST DOULA SESSION
  $200 — Beloved Feedback on a Full Draft

  • 15-minute initial intake over phone or zoom. You send me a full draft / script

  • 1 hour in-depth zoom session about you and your writing

  • You receive written notes from our conversation
    
    
    

• THREE DOULA SESSIONS
  $450 — Develop the Draft

  • 15-minute initial intake over phone or zoom. You’ll send me a partial script, pages, scenes, etc.

  • (2) 1 hour in-depth zoom session about you and your writing

  • (1) 45 minute zoom session about goals, intentions, writing assignments, and setting deadlines

  • You receive written notes from session 1 - 3
    
    
    

• FIVE DOULA SESSIONS
  $725 — Starting from the Seed

  • 15-minute initial intake over phone or zoom, and I’ll send you a handful of questions and prompts to get the ball rolling

  • (3) 1 hour in-depth zoom session about you and your writing

  • (2) 45 minute zoom session about goals, intentions, writing assignments, and setting deadlines

  • We’ll discuss “best writing practices” and how to stay motivated

  • You receive written notes from session 1 - 5
    
    
    

• ONE-OFF DOULA SESSION FOR PROJECT PROPOSALS
  $100 — Writing for Applications and Artist/Project Statements

  • 15-minute initial intake over phone or zoom. You’ll send me your proposal

  • 45 min session about strengths and improvements to the writing

  • You receive written notes from our conversation

All following sessions for the same project are $150 for an hour-long consultation with written notes.

Sliding scale fees are available.

“The thinkers and concepts they've introduced me to persist as the bedrock for everything I write.”

- utkarsh rajawat
playwright & theater maker

“haruna has been an intuitive mentor whose dramaturgical rigor is only matched by their deep listening. I cannot recommend them highly enough.”

- joey merlo
playwright, theater maker, and educator

“If you're pushing new work out into the world, haruna is who you want to hold your hand and cut the umbilical cord.”

- lori felipe-barkin
playwright & interdisciplinary artist