SIGNATURE EXPERIENCES
Some experiences become more than a course.
Certain forms of learning ask for more than information. They ask us to enter the work—to experience it, embody it, and allow it to change how we understand ourselves and others.
Kintsugi
The art of repair.
The practice of meeting what has been broken.
Rooted in the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery, these experiential offerings explore rupture, repair, imperfections, and what it means to create beauty from what already exists.
Certified Kintsugi Facilitator Training
For therapists, educators, coaches, leaders, and others who want to thoughtfully facilitate Kintsugi experiences in their own communities.
Private + Organizational Kintsugi Experiences
Experiential workshops for teams, organizations, clinical practices, retreats, and private groups.
Realization Process
The Realization Process is a body-centered approach to psychological and nondual spiritual integration developed by Dr. Judith Blackstone. Through subtle practices of internal contact, breath, and embodied awareness, we explore what it means to inhabit ourselves more fully while remaining deeply connected to others and the world around us.
Immersives + Retreats
Extended experiences offer something a weekly class cannot: time to settle, practice, notice, and deepen.
These may include Realization Process immersives, Healing Ground, retreats, and other experiential offerings that emerge from this body of work.
An embodied path into presence.
These offerings invite us into the work of presence, repair, and connection—individually, together, and in service.
Testimonials
The workshop was excellent. It was the perfect blend of content and experiential exercises. I would highly recommend it.
I really enjoyed the small group format and that we were all therapists. Jen did a wonderful job explaining real-world applications. I feel like I left being able to lead a kintsugi workshop or group. Thank you!!! It was really fun to build up to the "smashing" portion of our day. I loved how we all supported one another.
Jen is a gifted Kintsugi practitioner. She has a great deal of experience both in the applicability of Kintsugi in different settings and with different types of client issues. She encouraged us to think about how we could use this creative art form given our own interests and the types of clients we work with which I found very helpful. The experience itself was a very personal inner process that taught me more about somatic practices and enabled me to notice my own growth since the first time I did a kintsugi workshop with her years ago. It also gave me a window into other areas I'm still on the growing edge of. She did a beautiful job creating a safe container for us to be open and vulnerable with one another which added to the richness of the content. She also shared a lot about her own experience as a Kintsugi instructor doing workshops with different types of people in different settings and discussed particular things to be aware of and watch out for and how to handle various pitfalls that can come up. That was especially useful as all of us consider doing Kintsugi workshops out in public. Great training and I truly appreciate her generosity in sharing her materials with us!