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Nisha Halai
Transpersonal Therapeutic Arts Facilitator

My name is Nisha.

I support adults, children, and young people to explore and perceive new meaning by querying life experiences, through Transpersonal Arts. I also facilitate Listening Circles and a specific sequence of Eurythmy movement for Highly Sensitive People.

 

Rooted in anthroposophical principles, my growing work is to support people to regenerate creative ecosystems, through the awareness of how diverse uses of art-making can transform the self and our society in personal, cultural and spiritual ways, leading towards Social Altruism. With social responsibility at the heart of any endeavour I undertake, I provide a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment for my clients, from all walks of life. 

 

Like the seasons of Nature and the moving stars, change is inevitable.

How we move towards changes can be learned and practiced through art-making and self enquiry.

Moving through discomforts, new horizons may be inspired to arise, and new ground to be felt under our feet. 

In time, we may come to say:

"As I open to change, my relationship to myself changes, and the relationships around me change, for I am changed through my reflective relationships".

 

As a fully registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy, and a member of the Association of Anthroposophic Therapeutic Arts, I adhere to ethical frameworks and guidelines to ensure that you receive a professional service.

 

I practice as a Person-Centred Transpersonal Arts Counsellor in Aberdeen, and internationally online. 

I also offer a particular “Eurythmy” movement course for ‘Highly Sensitive People’, and in strengthening Pregnant Mothers. 

 

To date, I have worked with adults in crisis counselling, school teams, staff wellbeing for corporate teams, and groups in Nature-based therapy, school children, multi-cultural organisations and community groups, and people with additional needs.

 

As a Multi-Disciplinary Artist, I invite students to practice perceiving dynamic bridges between the opposites presented through colour, shape, size, substance, and character, where sustainable changes can arise.

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Services

Therapy session discussion

One-to-One Counselling and Art Therapy Sessions

Support Groups

Small Group Listening Practice Sessions
 

Dance Class

Eurythmy Movement for Highly Sensitive People

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“If we try either through sculpture, painting, or drama — indeed, through any art — to portray a human being,

we endeavour to create a figure that is sufficient and complete in itself — one that contains a whole world”. Rudolf Steiner

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