Zia Chauhan is a Therapeutic Art Practitioner, Socio-Emotional Counsellor, Researcher, Graphotherapist, and Educator specializing in the integration of creative arts with emotional well-being and personal development.

With academic training in Psychology and Computer Applications, along with doctoral research in Alternative Therapies and Holistic Healing, she combines evidence-informed practice with expressive and therapeutic arts. Her areas of expertise include Mandala Art Therapy, Therapeutic Calligraphy, Graphotherapy, Symbolic Arts, and Creative Wellness Interventions.

As the Founder of SFS Foundation, she has designed and facilitated research-based programs for children, adolescents, educators, counsellors, women, and community groups. Her work focuses on fostering emotional regulation, self-awareness, resilience, and personal growth through structured artistic practices.

A certified Mandala Art Therapist and NSDC-trained Calligraphy Instructor, she is committed to making therapeutic arts accessible, meaningful, and impactful across educational, counselling, and community settings. Her mission is to empower individuals to discover balance, creativity, and transformation through art.

Dr. Shraddha Prasad Kale is a psychologist, expressive arts practitioner, and researcher working at the intersection of psychology, symbolic cognition, and art-based therapeutic practices. With a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology and advanced training in art therapy, counselling, mandala therapy, and graphotherapy, she brings a structured and research-oriented approach to emotional well-being and cognitive development.

Her work specializes in mandala-based interventions, sacred geometry applications, and visual cognition techniques that support emotional regulation, self-awareness, and reflective thinking. She integrates visual sketch-note methodologies and symbolic frameworks into both therapeutic and educational environments, creating meaningful and culturally rooted learning experiences.

As a VIDWAN–INFLIBNET listed researcher and ORCID-registered author, she actively contributes to research in expressive therapies and Indian knowledge systems. Her approach is process-oriented, non-diagnostic, and grounded in both traditional wisdom and contemporary psychological frameworks. Through guided visual expression and structured creative practices, she facilitates deeper inner exploration, clarity, and holistic personal growth.

Sahiba Dua is a Counselling Psychologist, Art Therapist, and Energy Healer dedicated to supporting emotional well-being through creative and integrative therapeutic approaches. Currently associated with a clinical mental health setting, she combines professional psychological practice with expressive and energy-based healing modalities.

She is also the founder of TriCircle, a space focused on integrating art, emotional awareness, and mindful living. As a self-taught mixed-media artist, she creates spiritual, healing art pieces for sale, creating a transformative, divine corner in your living space.
Her work emphasizes the use of creative expression as a powerful therapeutic tool, enabling individuals to explore emotions, process inner experiences, and build self-awareness.

Working with children, adolescents, and adults, Sahiba creates safe and compassionate environments in which art serves as a medium for reflection, healing, and personal transformation. Her approach integrates counselling psychology, art therapy, and energy awareness, focusing on emotional regulation, resilience, and inner balance. Her work reflects a deep commitment to holistic healing, self-discovery, and mindful growth.

Ridhima Jaiswal is a highly experienced mental health educator and counselling professional with over a decade of experience integrating healthcare and psychological support. With a background in Nursing and a Master’s degree in Psychology, she brings a unique interdisciplinary perspective that combines clinical expertise with emotional and behavioral understanding.

Her professional journey includes working in high-responsibility environments where clarity, empathy, and precision are essential. She is a registered nurse and a member of the Brain Nursing Association of India, with additional certifications in mental health and wellness, special education, and counselling.

Her approach is human-centered, evidence-informed, and deeply empathetic. She focuses on creating structured yet nurturing learning environments where individuals feel safe to explore, learn, and grow. Through her work, she helps learners build confidence, resilience, emotional regulation, and independent thinking skills, ensuring that knowledge translates into real-life application and personal empowerment.

Ashwini Golande is a Clinical Psychologist and integrative healing practitioner dedicated to supporting individuals through emotional healing, trauma recovery, and personal transformation. With a strong academic foundation in Clinical Psychology and certifications in Bach Flower Therapy, Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT), Graphology, and Art Therapy, she offers a multidimensional and deeply holistic approach to healing.

Her work focuses on emotional abuse recovery, inner child healing, burnout recovery, relationship clarity, and conscious personal development. Through counseling, structured programs, and workshops, she helps individuals understand emotional patterns, release trauma, and rebuild a sense of clarity, confidence, and inner strength.

She is the creator of the BLOSSOM Model™, a structured and trauma-informed framework integrating Bach Flower Therapy with psychological principles. This model guides individuals through awareness, emotional processing, and empowered transformation. Her work reflects a commitment to ethical practice, integrative healing, and creating safe spaces for emotional growth and self-awareness.