The Woman Behind the Business

Sahira Al Nahari is a doctor, artist, and multi-passionate explorer. She has a naturally curious mind and an insatiable love for adventure, travel, and horseback riding. She is a certified therapeutic art life coach with a Bachelor's Degree in Medicine and Surgery. Sahira is currently working as an emergency physician at King Faisal Specialist Hospital in Riyadh. In her practice, Sahira is aware of psychiatric disorders and can identify cases that may need to be followed up with a mental health professional. 

Sahira’s previous work in art therapy involves monthly volunteer visits to patients in hospital wards, helping them use art as a healing process. Sahira has done two previous art sessions for down syndrome and autistic children. She has frequently held small workshops and private art therapy sessions with her clients. Sahira enjoys collaborating with other artists and even lead an art exhibition at the Jeddah International Book Fair. 

In hindsight, Sahira expanded her services to reach a wider audience. She hosted public workshops at the Jeddah Headquarters Business Park and surrounding areas, providing enriching experiences to participants. Additionally, she had the honor of being a TEDx speaker, igniting conversations about the powerful intersection of art and medicine. Sahira has always been passionate about art and understands how beneficial it can be for people from all walks of life. Her artistic outlets helped her endure medical school and some of life’s most challenging moments. She hopes to help working professionals, busy adults, and passion-driven individuals reconnect with themselves through art and medicine. 

Sahira uses her unique educational background to harness the power of therapeutic art coaching. She offers a complete experience that combines expressing your emotions and building deeper connections with yourself and others.  She helps her clients understand the science behind healing and art therapy in new, emerging ways. As a result, her clients can leverage the inner relationship between themselves, their minds, body, and struggles. In turn, moving forward in a positive way.