Dr. Anjana Sen

member emotional intelligence consortium

Affiliation: Emotional Intelligence the Third Eye
Email:
Dr.AnjanaSen@rediffmail.com

Biography

Dr Anjana Sen is a medical professional with 27 years of clinical experience and six years of experience as a Consultant for Emotional Intelligence. Her mission is to create awareness about Emotional Intelligence so as to enable people to maximize potential, minimize stress and attain positive health. Since 2004 she is conducting workshops and presentations on Emotional Intelligence and Prevention of Stress through awareness about Emotional Intelligence and its related neurology.

During her career as EI Consultant Dr Sen has designed programs for participants from various backgrounds and industries, including teachers, medical professionals, executives, technical professionals, associations and clubs. For adolescents and children she has written an original screenplay about a teenaged boy’s adventure within his own brain where he meets amazing characters and understands how his brain works during decision making, emotional turmoil and social interaction. The film is presently under development in Mumbai.

As a Physician Anjana Sen was known as a doctor who listens. She spearheaded a nationwide AIDS awareness campaign under the banner of her employer The Oil and Natural Gas Corporation  [ONGC] India, and contributed to development of hospital information systems presently being used in all medical units of ONGC in India. Anjana Sen opted for voluntary retirement from clinical work so as to devote full attention to awareness programs on Emotional Intelligence and to writing.

Her first publication is a book in the genre of self development titled ‘Get the Ego Advantage!’ published by Sage 2006 Delhi, with cartoons drawn by the author. Other publications are listed below.

As a founder member of Forum for Emotional Intelligence Learning [FEIL] in Mumbai Anjana has contributed to creating awareness about EI, helping to spread the movement to many cities of India. She is certified as a trainer in EI by Six Seconds . Org of USA

Articles

Sen Anjana (2008) Neurology of Emotional Intelligence Interpreted for Managers – Vision (special issue on Emotional Intelligence) published by Management Development Institute, Gurgaon. ISSN 0972-2629 Vol 12 No 1 Jan-Mar 2008 pg 11-18

Sen Anjana (2008), Chemistry of Challenge and when it Morphs into Stress – Business Analyst Oct 2008 published by Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi ISSN 0973-211X Vol 3, No 1, pg 84-99

Sen Anjana (2009)Emerging through Hard Times with Emotional Intelligence – Business Manager Feb 2009, Alwar Vol 11, No 8, pg 19-23

Sen Anjana, (2009) Ego Boundaries that Cross Borders – International Journal of Business Insights and Transformation April 2009, Navi Mumbai, ISSN 0974-5874 Vol 2, No 2, pg 104-108

Sen Anjana, (2009) Maximize Potential – Use Emotional Intelligence –BVIMSR’s Journal of Management Research July 2009, Navi Mumbai, Vol 1, No 2, pg 225-232

Sen Anjana, (2010) Developing Ambidextrous, Connected and Mindful Brains for Contemporary Leadership-IJBIT (International Journal of Business Insights and Transformation) April to September 2010, Navi Mumbai, ISSN 0974-5874  Volume 3, Issue 2,  pg 103 – 111

Sen Anjana, (2011)Effect of Meditation on the Brain with implications for Emotional Intelligence Emotional Intelligence and Leadership (Proceedings of 3rd Global Emotional Intelligence Forum  Mumbai 2010 ) Excel Books 2011 New Delhi pg 232-238 ISBN 978-81-7446-902-1

Sen Anjana (2011) Facilitating Creativity in the Brain –Proceedings of International Conference on Innovation in Technology and Management School of Management Studies Varanasi – in Press

Screen Play

Brainstorm / Adventure Ahead (2009)– A Screenplay for Animation Feature Film about an adventure inside a teenaged brain. Concept and original screenplay by Dr Anjana Sen, is presently under development

 

 

 

 

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