Meet Clara Artschwager


 

Clara Artschwager helps women in their 30s + 40s date with more grace, sanity and resilience.

Dumbfounded by her own dating experience as a late 20 something in New York, nearly a decade ago, she set out to create an approach to dating and partnership that served her. With an eye towards taking all the advice and information that was being thrown her way and turning it on its head, what started out as an effort to meet someone became a journey into self, with dates, relationships, and rich lessons peppered along the way. That approach ultimately birthed a practice she now teaches to other women, through her online programs, private coaching practice and weekly podcast.

Her work has been featured in NY Magazine, well + good, mind body green, Man Repeller, girl boss, and more.

She calls the Hudson Valley home. After a decade in New York City, and assumption that life would come to fruition (the job, the relationship, etc) there, she ended meeting her musician husband a stone’s throw from the town she grew up in. They now call that town, Rhinebeck, their home and live there with their two lively dogs. Their house is always full of good food and good music.

BACKGROUND

Clara holds a B.A. in Philosophy with honors from Johns Hopkins University, with a concentration in Women and Gender Studies. She received her life coaching training through the Coaches Training Institute and health coaching training through the Nutritional Therapy Association.

She’s spent the last decade+ studying personal growth and relationships. Her approach with clients reflects a blend of her own personal experience and practice with her education and ongoing research.

 

 After working with over 100 women, I found time and again, the more we came back to ourselves (and learned what that even freaking meant in the first place) the more ease and connection we found with others.

To build such a deep understanding of who we are and how we operate.
To reclaim the joy and the beauty of relationships and dating and in doing so, reconnect to the joy and beauty within ourselves.
To interact with the world with a spirit of honesty, vulnerability, imperfection and bravery.

 To be willing to say…

I think I like you.

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 “The challenges of finding love are highly complex, seldom systematically explored, and relatively new.”

-Alain de Botton