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Something healing is on its way. Birungi Kawooya is creating a new home for art, rest, and renewal. A space where workshops, retreats, and textiles remind us that wellbeing isn’t a luxury—it’s a right. We’re almost ready to welcome you in. Until then, check our offerings below and lets connect over a call. The doors are opening soon.

Our Offerings

Workshops, art, retreats, and more for transformative healing experiences.

Artful Healing Playshops

Birungi holds sensory-based workshops designed especially for Black women, disabled individuals, and marginalized communities seeking wholeness beyond words. In these collective spaces, color, fabric, and music hold you where words fall short, guiding you back into your body and imagination.

Artful Healing Retreats

You can’t journal your way out of exhaustion. Sometimes the only way forward is to step away — to give yourself permission to pause, exhale, and be held. Birungi’s retreats are immersive sanctuaries blending art, ritual, and community

Research & Cultural Projects

Birungi also works as a Wellbeing Researcher, leading projects at the intersections of art, culture, and healing justice.

Art & Commisions

Artful Healing commissions textile and collage works are not décor. They are living testaments — layered with African print, barkcloth, banana fibre, and ritual. Each piece is made as ceremony, carrying memory, resilience, and hope into the spaces where it lives.

Corporate Programs

Your teams are tired. Burnout is rising. Staff are attending yet another wellbeing webinar with cameras off and minds elsewhere. What they need is not more information — they need transformation. Birungi’s corporate programmes use African-rooted art, sensory practices, and collective reflection to create the kind of shift that words alone can’t. Staff leave lighter, more connected, and with tools they can carry into everyday life.

Collaborations with Therapists

Partnerships where Birungi co-designs therapy-adjacent, art-based practices to complement talk therapy.

Sometimes what you’re carrying feels too heavy to share. You’ve named the pain in therapy. You’ve journaled, processed, reflected. But your body still feels tight, restless, or numb. You long for release — a way to soften the weight and reconnect to yourself. That’s what this journey is for.