October 24, 2026 | Toronto
Join us for an experiential Kintsugi ceramics workshop exploring imperfection, repair, resilience, and the many parts of ourselves.
Inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi—the practice of repairing broken pottery while honouring rather than hiding its fractures—this workshop invites us to consider a different relationship with the parts of ourselves we may have learned to hide, judge, or change.
Through guided reflection, concepts informed by Internal Family Systems (IFS), and hands-on ceramics, we’ll explore how our experiences become part of our story—and how greater self-compassion and connection can emerge when we make space for the whole of who we are.
Location: Zei Pottery Studio, 988 Queen Street W., Toronto, ON M6J 1H1
Your experience includes:
Guided reflection and facilitated discussion, a hands-on Kintsugi ceramics experience, light snacks and tea, and a reflection booklet to support your experience.
Clients from affiliated clinics may receive a discount of up to 15% with their clinic code.
Please note: A receipt for the group psychoeducational portion of the workshop will be provided for insurance reimbursement where eligible. Note: the receipt is for $220. Coverage varies by individual insurance provider.
October 24, 2026 | Toronto
Join us for an experiential Kintsugi ceramics workshop exploring imperfection, repair, resilience, and the many parts of ourselves.
Inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi—the practice of repairing broken pottery while honouring rather than hiding its fractures—this workshop invites us to consider a different relationship with the parts of ourselves we may have learned to hide, judge, or change.
Through guided reflection, concepts informed by Internal Family Systems (IFS), and hands-on ceramics, we’ll explore how our experiences become part of our story—and how greater self-compassion and connection can emerge when we make space for the whole of who we are.
Location: Zei Pottery Studio, 988 Queen Street W., Toronto, ON M6J 1H1
Your experience includes:
Guided reflection and facilitated discussion, a hands-on Kintsugi ceramics experience, light snacks and tea, and a reflection booklet to support your experience.
Clients from affiliated clinics may receive a discount of up to 15% with their clinic code.
Please note: A receipt for the group psychoeducational portion of the workshop will be provided for insurance reimbursement where eligible. Note: the receipt is for $220. Coverage varies by individual insurance provider.
