Born in Detroit, Michigan to a traditional Arab father and an American mother and raised in San Diego, California, Lisa Haisha chose her path early in life. After graduating college, Haisha broke loose of convention and began the life of global travel she still enjoys today. Along the way, she's modeled in Japan, acted in commercials, and obtained a Masters Degree in Spiritual Psychology.

Today, she is a working consultant, producer, and author who coaches creative and business professionals on how to drop their masks of fear and discover their true expression, self worth and self love. Lisa Haisha has coached actors, writers, and directors engaged in such TV properties as "Entourage ," "Big Love," "Twin Peaks," "90210," "Party of Five," "Two and a Half Men," "ER," "The Bold and the Beautiful" and "CSI Miami," and the films "Pulp Fiction," "Pearl Harbor," "Batman," "Mr. Holland's Opus," "Courage Under Fire," "Never Been Kissed," and many others. She has been featured on numerous radio programs and appeared in several local Los Angeles publications.

She is also the author of "Whispers from Children's Hearts," a study of the world's children's perspectives on life, God and personal potential.

With a Masters Degree in Spiritual Psychology, Lisa specializies in Soul Blazing, a therapeutic technique that combines diverse world traditions, and other analytical approaches. An accelerated method, Soul Blazing strips away psychological masks to help clients discover their authentic soul with the goal of embarking on the life journey they were born to take.

Lisa has been honored by the prestigious Who’s Who for Empowering Executives and Professionals, has also been featured in a number of magazines including Maxim, European Home Garden, Metropolis (Tokyo), Beverly Hills 213, Beverly Hills Times, Ceremony, and 90210. She has also been profiled on the BBC as the ONLA (only in Los Angeles) girl.

Besides her work as a Soul Blazer, public speaker, and world adventurer, Haisha has directed stage plays and co-wrote, produced, and directed the independent feature film, “Psycho Sushi,” which launched her film career and prompted the French magazine, Jalouse, to profile her as one of the industry’s top, up-and-coming young filmmakers. Subsequently, Haisha produced “Wilbur Falls,” starring Danny Aiello and Sally Kirkland and the award-winning short, "Taking the Plunge."

Lisa currently divides her time between LA, Tokyo, and other hidden corners of the off-the-beaten world path.