Building on the reflective work of Day One, this full-day experiential workshop invites clinicians to move from clarity into care. Using the metaphor of the “broken bowl,” participants explore how emotional ruptures, developmental disruptions, and relational injuries shape the stories we carry - both as clinicians and as humans working within imperfect systems. Rooted in play therapy principles and accessible across disciplines, this workshop uses play, metaphor, and experiential processes as ways of understanding, not techniques to master. Through guided activities, reflective dialogue, and embodied play, participants will engage with themes of safety, symbolism, and attuned presence as pathways for regulation, connection, and repair across the lifespan. Throughout the day, attention is gently placed on the clinician as part of the healing process. Rather than focusing on fixing or resolving, the work centers on learning how to hold complexity with intention, allowing meaning, resilience, and hope to emerge through story, play, and relationship. This day is about integration: bringing values into practice, insight into presence, and care back to the self that does the work.