Healing Together

About Saman

Saman Hussain specializes in curating embodied, heart-centered, and experiential containers for healing and personal development, with a particular passion for the relational, collective and systemic. She is an instructor for Principles of Islamic Psychology in Practice at Cambridge Muslim College, the co-creator of the Shifaa Method Training Program, and is a certified practitioner with the International Association of Islamic Psychology.

Her global, multicultural work spans high-stakes mediation between indigenous tribal nations and the federal government, executive team coaching focused on trust and values alignment, heart-centered leadership development, community facilitation around cultural and racial wounds, interfaith dialogue, resilience and mindfulness education and healing work for individuals and groups across the globe. As a mentor practitioner, she trains and mentors practitioners in Islamic psychology, conflict resolution, coaching, and facilitation.

Across nearly two decades of practice, Saman has devoted herself to unearthing the alchemy and generative power of oneness that lives at the heart of the collective. She has witnessed healing move through groups in ways that are difficult to access in solitary work: walls come down, wounds are witnessed together, and something larger than any one person begins to move and come to life. Her role is to simply get out of the way and facilitate the larger yearning for healing and aliveness anchored in the One. Individual and collective healing, she believes, is only lasting and transformative when it is rooted upwards, towards the Divine. Her research continues to explore this terrain.