The Cup That Is Me - Home-roasted Coffee with Therapeutic Art

If you're seeking a place to set meaningful intentions, to weave mindfulness into your daily life, or to ground yourself through the sensory experiences of smell, taste, sight, and touch - this workshop offers that beginning.

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Come as you are - tired, scattered, seeking something you can't quite name. Let us hold space and have yourself settle into the slow rhythm of our workshop.

Bask in three cups of coffee brewed from beans carefully home-roasted and thoughtfully curated by Sunny Days Coffee. Maybe it's a bright coffee from Ethiopia with notes of citrus that wake up your senses, or a comforting Brazilian coffee that wraps around you like a warm hug.

As you settle in with each thoughtfully prepared cup, we invite you to wonder: What fills you. What weighs you. What overflows. These questions don't demand answers; they offer permission to simply be with whatever arises.

Your hands will move across paper while steam rises from your cup, and somehow, in this simple dance between sipping and creating, between tasting and reflecting, you may find yourself settling into a pace that feels almost forgotten. This is where the magic happens - not in grand revelations, but in the quiet recognition that you deserve this kind of gentle attention to yourself.

Here, you're invited to ease into a slower pace of savouring your coffee, taking time to care for yourself, and finding peace in the therapeutic movements of making art.

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Our Facilitators

Min is a certified Q Arabica Grader (also known as a Coffee Sommelier) and holder of the Specialty Coffee Association Coffee Skills Diploma, but more than the certifications, she cares about making good coffee feel approachable, comforting and human. Through Sunny Days Coffee, she roasts in small batches, curating coffees that invite people to slow down and reconnect with themselves. For her, coffee isn’t about perfection - it’s about creating honest, everyday moments of comfort and care.

Jue Ann is a credentialed art psychotherapist (MA, AThR) with over a decade of experience. She sees her work more than just a profession; it’s an ongoing journey of collaborative exploration. Beyond her clinical practice, she is dedicated to creating spaces where individuals can engage with themselves and others in thoughtful, meaningful ways. That’s where the Sunday workshops at Kit Creations come in - gatherings to invite pause, presence, and creative engagement without the pressure of producing a perfect finished product.