Kintsugi Pottery Workshop in dfw

This workshop is for anyone who wants to better understand themselves, reflect on life’s challenges, and spend an afternoon creating something meaningful.

Whether you’re navigating change, seeking personal growth, or simply looking for unique things to do in Fort Worth, you’re welcome here. You don’t need to consider yourself “artistic” or have any previous experience. The focus is on the process, not creating a perfect piece of art.

If you’re looking for a memorable Dallas date idea, a creative mindfulness experience in DFW, or meaningful things to do in Fort Worth, this wellness workshop offers something different. It brings together art, reflection, and psychology in a welcoming space where you can slow down, reconnect with yourself, and build resilience.

Absolutely not! Not unless you want to. Sharing is always optional, and you're welcome to participate at whatever comfort level feels right for you, whether that's speaking openly or simply reflecting quietly.

Showing up is enough.

What I found most beneficial with these types of experience is being surrounded by others who are seeking out ways to connect with people, even if it means just sharing space in these community-focused mindful art events.

Not at all! This workshop is designed for all skill levels, including complete beginners. The focus is on the experience and reflection, not artistic perfection.

The opposite of seeking perfection, actually!

This workshop is a little of both, but it’s neither therapy nor a traditional art class.

Unlike group therapy, there is no expectation to share personal experiences, process trauma, or participate openly. The workshop uses psychology-informed activities to encourage reflection in a calm group setting.

Unlike a traditional art class, the focus isn’t on technique or creating a perfect finished piece. You’ll learn about the art of kintsugi while using the creative process to explore ideas about growth, imperfection, and resilience.

Come as you are, create something meaningful, and leave with a new perspective!

If you’re seeking more group therapy experiences, let me know and I will provide you resources.

Yes, you'll take your finished piece home with you at the end of the workshop. We use a fast-drying process, so there's no wait.

Guests aged 14 and older are welcome when accompanied by an adult.

To maintain an adult-friendly environment and due to the nature of the workshop, we cannot accommodate infants or toddlers.

Every guest in attendance will need to book a reservation.

Comfortable clothing you don't mind getting a little dirty is best. I recommend bringing a light layer too, in case the room runs cool.

All materials are provided including writing materials​, but feel free to bring your own pen or journal if you'd like.

Yes, plenty of free parking is available on-site at the NRH Centre.

Absolutely! I’m happy to bring Mind & Maker workshops to private events, intimate team gatherings, celebrations, and other groups.

Reach out with a few details about your group, preferred date, and what you have in mind, and we can discuss options and pricing.