Vérène Nicolas

She also co-developed the Community Programme, working with marginalised communities across Scotland and enabling community activists to acquire skills in critical thinking, local community action and participative democracy.

Her current practice focuses on teaching skills and practices to live life with more integrity and facilitate change at individual, community and organisational levels. She is particularly interested in transformative approaches including grief & healing work, nonviolent communication, dialogue, Biodanza, and the Freirian-based “Training for Transformation”.

She lives with her husband, Alastair McIntosh, in Govan, Glasgow.