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The Kintsugi Way of Embracing the Journey of Healing Officially Launches on World Mental Health Day

Author Charlotte Wang, Ed.D.

Author Charlotte Wang, Ed.D.

The Kintsugi Way: Book Release 10.10.2025

The Kintsugi Way: Book Release 10.10.2025

The Kintsugi Way: Book Cover

The Kintsugi Way: Book Cover

A Reflective and Transformative New Book Helps Readers Rebuild from Life’s Fractures, With Clarity, Compassion, and Courage.

This book is not a promise of quick fixes. It’s an invitation to journey through the healing, not around it, and to discover that you are not broken, but becoming.”
— Dr. Charlotte Wang
LA QUINTA, CA, UNITED STATES, October 10, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Today marks the global observance of World Mental Health Day, a time for reflection, awareness, and renewed conversations around the many pathways to healing. In resonance with this important day, author and educator Dr. Charlotte Wang officially releases her new book, The Kintsugi Way of Embracing the Journey of Healing, a reflective, practice-oriented guide that invites readers to transform their most difficult moments into sources of strength, meaning, and radiance.

At once deeply philosophical and profoundly practical, The Kintsugi Way of Embracing the Journey of Healing blends Eastern wisdom with existential philosophy, modern psychological and neuroscience insights, alongside real-life stories into a book that honors the full emotional texture of what it means to heal. “This book is not a promise of quick fixes,” says Dr. Wang. “It’s an invitation to journey through the healing, not around it, and to discover that you are not broken, but becoming.”

Turning Fractures into Healing Radiance
Drawing on the Japanese art of Kintsugi, the process of golden repair for broken pottery, and the wisdom of wabi-sabi, which appreciates imperfection and impermanence, the book reframes fractures not as damage, but as opportunities for strength, wisdom, and deeper connection.
For Dr. Wang, Kintsugi is more than a metaphor. It is a spiritual and psychological framework that offers readers a way to understand grief, loss, trauma, and personal reinvention through the lens of dignity and renewal, reminding us that wholeness is not the absence of wounds, but the integration of them.
Early readers and educators have called the book “profoundly validating,” “visually beautiful,” and “a gentle companion during the hardest chapters of life.” Its rich integration of cross-cultural perspectives and emotional intelligence makes it a valuable resource for both individuals and practitioners.

A Journey in Chapters
Each chapter mirrors a traditional step in the Kintsugi restoration process, transforming it into a metaphor for human growth. From Warewari (The Breaking) to Nori-tsugi (Joining the Pieces), and from Migiwa-kezuri (Trimming the Edges) to Jinuri and Makienaoshi (Painting with Gold), readers are invited to reframe pain not as damage, but as a source of strength, authenticity, and beauty. These seven stages, both literal and symbolic, guide readers through the emotional choreography of healing—from the silence of loss to the dignity of emergence. Dr. Wang writes with warmth and clarity, weaving together neuroscience insights, meditative prompts, journaling exercises, and reflective moments that foster true spaciousness. Rather than rushing through discomfort, she invites readers to slow down, linger, and sit with what is unresolved. The healing she presents is not hurried; it is intentional, compassionate, and deeply human. “The scar does not have to be a wound,” she writes. “It can be a seam. A golden thread. A reminder that we are still here, still becoming.”

About World Mental Health Day and Mental Health Awareness Month
World Mental Health Day is observed every year on October 10 and was first celebrated in 1992 at the initiative of the World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH), an organization founded in 1948. It aims to raise awareness of mental health issues worldwide and mobilize efforts in support of mental well-being. In the United States, the entire month of October is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month, providing a vital opportunity for individuals, organizations, and communities to engage in education, advocacy, and collective healing.

Why This Book, Why Now?
The release of The Kintsugi Way of Embracing the Journey of Healing on this day underscores the book’s purpose: to offer a compassionate, reflective, and culturally grounded path toward healing and wholeness. World Mental Health Day arrives at a moment when society is collectively reckoning with burnout, grief, disconnection, and overwhelm. The call for meaningful, restorative healing, beyond hashtags and platitudes, is louder than ever. The Kintsugi Way speaks to this moment with gentleness and strength. It resists the impulse to “move on” quickly. Instead, it encourages readers to move through, to reflect deeply, and to reclaim their agency in crafting a new narrative. Whether navigating the aftermath of trauma, the fog of loss, or the uncertainty of reinvention, readers will find both comfort and clarity in this book’s pages. Its emphasis on self-compassion, presence, and authenticity aligns with broader global conversations on mental health—particularly the need to de-stigmatize emotional vulnerability and honor the courage it takes to rebuild.

About the Author
Charlotte Wang, Ed.D., is an educator, leadership consultant, and partner at Integral Advantage®, a leadership development and strategic consulting firm. With over two decades of experience spanning the public and private sectors, Dr. Wang brings a human-centered, interdisciplinary lens to the fields of education, psychology, and leadership. Her work has been recognized with national awards for excellence in equity and innovation in education. In both her teaching and writing, she is known for blending insight with empathy—and for helping people see themselves with new eyes.

Availability
The Kintsugi Way of Embracing the Journey of Healing is now available in Hardcover, Paperback, and eBook formats, and will be available in audiobook format by the end of October. Distribution is live through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Bookshop.org, and other major retailers. The book’s companion site, www.integraladvantage.com/kintsugi, offers free bonus tools, journaling templates, and downloadable illustrations.

About the Publisher
This book is published by Integral Advantage®, a firm recognized as the Best Leadership and Organizational Effectiveness Development in the U.S. for 2025 by Best of Best Review. Known for its insight-rich programs and trusted executive education, Integral Advantage serves clients across federal agencies, public sector organizations, and private enterprises, producing content designed to empower readers with strategic tools, deep reflection, and actionable clarity. Beyond executive education, Integral Advantage® creates books and tools designed to empower individuals with clarity, resilience, and actionable self-authorship.

Robert Radi
Integral Advantage, Inc.
+1 310-383-4315
centerforIA@gmail.com
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