What is Self Craft?

Self Craft is built around a simple idea: who we are is at once personal, relational & ecological.

These dimensions are connected through communication: within ourselves, with others & with the wider worlds we are part of.

Self Craft helps people become more conscious of what is shaping them, more capable within their relationships and environments & more intentional about what they create from there.

All our teachers & practitioners bring extensive backgrounds in both mental health & coaching, reflecting Self Craft’s place at the intersection of therapeutic depth & practical coaching.

Our work takes many forms, including therapy, coaching, courses, books, practitioner education, workshops & practical tools.

We work across the three key dimensions of life.

Personal

Focus on your mind, body, inner life, values, patterns, choices & capacities.

Relational

Develop howĀ you communicate, connect, love, navigate conflict, & create with others.

Ecological

Nurture the systems you are part of:
your family, workplace,Ā & communities.

Our Story

Self Craft was founded in 2011. Its founders, Cairo & Kaylan Rha, met in northern Thailand two decades ago.

What began as a relationship became a shared life involving marriage, parenthood, community, creative work & an ongoing exploration of how people grow, heal, communicate & create through relationship.

Over the years, Cairo’s work moved through psychotherapy, counselling, coaching, mediation, education & practitioner development. Kaylan’s developed through counselling, embodiment, creativity, voice, sound & relational practice.

Self Craft grew where those paths met, gradually expanding to bring together teachers, practitioners & participants from different cultures, disciplines & parts of the world.

Our work has since been delivered in English, French, Spanish & Italian, with students and practitioners joining from across the globe.

Throughout that evolution, one ambition has remained: to create something like the school we all should have had access to when we went to school.

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