Dr. Ashis Sen - Easing snag with comprehensive means

 

Dr. Ashis Sen, Managing Director, Ashis Sen Consulting & Coaching
Hello, I am Dr. Ashis Sen, the Managing Director of Ashis Sen Consulting & Coaching. I am a globally acclaimed facilitator, having been the Head of Corporate Learning Development, L&T and Head of Capability Building (HPCL), with 35 years of practical experience. I am the founding member and Chairman of the Forum for Emotional Intelligence Learning in India. I am also the only member to represent India at the EI Consortium USA, founded by Dr Daniel Goleman, and have been recognised by Dr Goleman for his work on Emotional Intelligence in India. I am certified in ESAP by EI Learning Systems, USA, and I am the leading subject matter expert in the area of Emotional Intelligence. I am the founding member and co-author of the SEL Curriculum- EmotionShala.
 
Ashis Sen Consulting and Coaching
Ashis Sen Consulting and Coaching (ASCC) is a well-known organisation that has been working on organisational L&D interventions since 2017. ASCC offers the comprehensive capabilities and deep industry knowledge necessary to help you solve the most complex issues in your organization. We provide services and solutions to help organisations facilitate change, achieve their vision, and optimise performance and productivity. We also provide consulting and coaching services, as well as workshops on Emotional Intelligence and Mindfulness. 
 
The Join Force
We have with us, Mrs. Anuradha Kavuri, who is a psychologist, has an impressive Masters in Counselling Psychology and an International Certification as an Emotional Intelligence and Mindfulness Coach. She is the Founder-Director of Mindz Infinity- Centre for Counselling, Meditation, and Transformation. She has over 10 years of experience. Mrs. Kavuri is also the founding member and co-author of the SEL curriculum- EmotionShala.
Then we have Ms. Amna Ansari. She is a psychologist by profession. She has completed her graduation and masters, both in psychology, from Central University. She also possesses a part-time diploma in Educational and Vocational Counselling. She is currently working as a Senior Research Psychologist and Content Lead at Ashis Sen Consulting & Coaching. In addition, she is a Consulting Psychologist at Mindz Infinity. Again, she is the founding member and co-author of the SEL Curriculum- EmotionShala, an initiative by ASCC.
We also have Ms. Umama Shoeb. Umama is a psychologist. She has completed her Masters in Clinical Psychology and Organizational Behaviour. Currently, she is working as a Research Associate and Content Creator for Training Materials at ASCC. She has been the Head Project Coordinator of an NGO that exclusively aims to spread awareness about mental health.
 
 
EmotionShala
Our new vertical, EmotionShala, is an initiative of our organisation that focuses on facilitating emotional intelligence and social emotional learning skills in young children. EmotionShala includes research-based modules and lessons that aim to help children develop holistically. Through EmotionShala, young children and even adults can acquire and apply knowledge and skills to develop healthy identities, manage emotions, set and achieve positive goals and make responsible choices. We can help create learning spaces where all young people feel connected, engaged, and ready for the future.
EmotionShala can help your child

1. Perform better in academics by inculcating critical thinking and decision-making abilities.
2. In dealing with problematic behaviours like temper tantrums, fights, and conflicts in school and home.
3. In making better friends and bonding better with their teachers by developing life skills coping with stress and anxiety.

 
Concoct of EmotionShala
The idea of EmotionShala was hatched after reading years of research on the social-emotional learning of young people, done all around the world. The team discussed the many aspects of emotional intelligence, conducted discussions, held sessions and conferences with EI coaches and educators across the globe and came up with this idea, which is relatively new in our country. Also, special emphasis is given on social-emotional learning in the National Education Policy 2020, and therefore, we thought to work on the same. If this kind of learning is provided at a very young age, children will be able to excel in their lives and strike a balance in their growing years. These children will then grow up to become well-adjusted, well-rounded adults.
 
Front on to challenges
The biggest challenge that we have faced till now is to spread awareness about the importance of social-emotional learning in human development. Though we have held conferences and symposiums with good numbers in the audience, a major portion still remains to be covered. The importance of developing life skills such as effective communication, problem solving, and decision-making is yet to be understood by a large population. However, we are persistent in making people aware of the essential skills needed in the new age.