Bio
Nisha Halai is an Arts Practitioner working in Health and Wellbeing, currently based in Aberdeen, Scotland; and willing to travel, and meet people online.
For over 40 years, Nisha has lived through the Visual, Literary, Performance, and Living Arts. Her journey from Corporate Banking to Arts for Discovering Relationships inspires warmth, creativity, person-centred work supporting self-knowledge, resilience, and freedom across diverse communities.
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Masters Degree in Transpersonal Arts in Therapy
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Certificate training as a Quietude Practitioner for people crossing the threshold, and bereavement
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Certificate in guiding a sequence of Eurythmy, for the Wellbeing of 'Highly Sensitive People'
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Certificate in guiding a sequence of Eurythmy, for the 'Strengthening the Human Constitution'
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Member of the BACP, British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy
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Member of the AATA, Association of Anthroposophic Therapeutic Arts
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Member of Disclosure Scotland - Enhanced Protected Vulnerability Group - Adults and Children (DBS)
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Creative Member of Aberdeen Interfaith Society / The Melting Pot Collective / FINE Artists Collective / Grampian Association of Storytellers / ACE Voices Intergenerational Choir / ISKCON Watford / SKLPC London UK / Inayyatiya International / Christian Community - Movement for Religious Renewal
Nisha has passed through 35 years of singing international songs for and with people from many cultures in a diverse range of places, whilst enabling ever-evolving positive changes.
Participating in dance and theatre explorations for self-enquiry and to understand sources of humanity, is a personal lifelong passion.
Her current loves are cold-wax oil painting, charcoal drawing, indoor bouldering, and stone carving of sculptures using hand tools. (Art exhibitions of original artworks, with guided contemplations are available on request).
For self-nourishment, Nisha takes Nature Walks, Writes Poetry and Lamentations, Bakes buttery biscuits, and Cooks mild curries - consciously.
