Join Registered Psychotherapist & Art Therapist Rapinder Kaur as she takes you on a journey of discovery, using simple art prompts and archival material to create deeper connections between the past and the present.

To register without donating please email info@sikhnationalarchives.com to secure your spot.

Thursday September 14, 2023

7:00pm to 8:30pm

Brampton Library – Springdale Branch

All donations will go directly for the preservation of historical materials and the work of the Sikh Archives. To register without donating please email info@sikhnationalarchives.com to secure your spot.

Workshop Facilitator Bio

Meet Rapinder Kaur, a multifaceted professional with a rich background. Rapinder is not only a Registered Psychotherapist and Art Therapist but also serves as a clinical supervisor and a dedicated board member. Her expertise extends to being a sought-after public speaker, a passionate community organizer, and an experienced facilitator.

Rapinder's profound commitment lies in the realm of liberation arts, where she explores how both individual and communal empowerment can serve as catalysts for disrupting oppressive systems. She has a global footprint, having delivered workshops both online and in person on national and international platforms.

With a diverse career, Rapinder has made impactful contributions in various settings, including schools, women's shelters, psychiatric hospitals, group homes, long-term care facilities, and social service agencies. As the founder of "Art as Therapy," a private, community-based therapy practice, she continues to make a difference in the lives of many.

Beyond her professional endeavors, Rapinder is a dedicated volunteer for the Sikh National Archives of Canada, demonstrating her unwavering commitment to community service and preservation of cultural heritage.