Healing Through Kintsugi: Broken Bowl Therapeutic Workshop
Not everyone heals in the same way or through the same modalities. Some of us use words - ok, A LOT of words! While others struggle with words which makes modalities with music or art easier to access. The beautiful process of Broken Bowl or “Kintsugi” is a individualized process of healing through art by way of brokenness and repair. Going into too much detail will remove the beauty of the process, however, it’s also different for everyone that accepts the invitation of healing through art. This is a not a modality only meant for artists, in fact, anyone can utilize this pathway. Young. Old. Male. Female. Broken. Whole. The wonder of the participation is created through an unexpected or unanticipated outcome!
Broken Bowl Process with Jenn
“Broken Bowl is a process through which clients re-experience a breaking or shattering and get the opportunity to repair and rebuild something unique and beautiful.”
“There is a lot of intention and honor behind the whole process. Clients in a group/workshop hold space for each other and bear witness to each persons process. In an individual intensive the therapist holds space for the client as this can be deeply personal work.”
How do you heal?
What do you notice about your body when in a therapy session and your brain tries to make sense of a body reaction or response?
What’s your process?
Are you struggling with self-limiting beliefs or negative self talk that gets in your way of understanding your story or your journey?
How do we incorporate Broken Bowl Intervention at The Healing Collective?
Couples that are struggling to communicate and need a different form of connection to understand the traumas they’ve experienced as a unit or as individuals that make up a new unit.
Families that are disconnected and in pain trying to overcome hurt, trauma, or betrayal to connect around something other than the trauma bonding.
Groups looking for more connection, increase in collaboration, or building trust in order to reach higher levels of productivity as a team.
