Kintsugi Wisdom: Embracing Brokenness as a Source of Power

Healing isn’t easy - it’s powerful!

In the art of kintsugi, broken pottery is mended with gold, transforming fractures into unique, celebrated features. As kintsugi teaches us to honor and embrace imperfections. Surviving Secondary Trauma reveals how the invisible cracks left by trauma can become pathways to strength and beauty.

Author Janet Redford shares her compelling story and provides insight into how we can heal ourselves and help others deal with the varying degrees of trauma in all our lives.

This event is for guests age 18+

Tickets are $10 per person and $7 per Sakura Foundation member, plus EventBrite admin fee. Members may purchase discounted tickets for themselves and their household only. Many thanks for your cooperation.

Bring your license plate number for complimentary parking. Enter from Larimer Street and park on the first level of the Sakura Square parking garage or in the open lot between the Temple and Pacific Mercantile.

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