DR. Shamini jain

AUDIENCE FIT: Healthcare leadership • Patient experience • Senior and community care

Patients remember whether they felt heard, safe, and seen. Care teams need those same experiences to do their best

work. How can we make connection part of everyday care, even when time is short? Drawing on neuroscience, clinical

psychology, and psychoneuroimmunology, Dr. Shamini Jain explores how relationships influence stress, trust, and the

experience of healing. Through research, stories, and guided exercises, she helps audiences turn the science of

connection into practical ways of being with patients, families, and colleagues.

PARTICIPANTS WILL:

• Recognize how cues of safety and connection shape interactions.

• Use presence and communication to build trust during difficult moments.

• Identify small ways to strengthen connection within care teams.

AUDIENCE FIT: Clinician well-being • Nursing leadership • Caregiver and workforce events

Caring for others draws on our attention, emotions, and energy. Sustaining that work requires both practical ways to

recover and a culture that supports the people providing care. Dr. Shamini Jain brings clinical psychology, mind-body

research, and experiential practices together to explore how caregivers can work with emotional strain and reconnect

with purpose. Audiences try brief grounding and connection practices they can bring into a demanding day. Leaders gain

a fuller view of how individual well-being and the working environment support one another.

PARTICIPANTS WILL:

• Understand how stress and emotional strain affect the caregiving experience.

• Practice brief ways to ground, recover, and reconnect during the day.

• Explore how team relationships can support a culture of well-being.

AUDIENCE FIT: Integrative health • Medical education • Science and consciousness events

What if the factors we call “placebo” deserve a closer look? Expectation, ritual, meaning, and human connection raise

important questions about how conscious experience influences the body. Dr. Shamini Jain takes audiences into placebo

and mind-body research to explore what these findings mean for our understanding of healing. She examines how

expectations and the context of care can influence outcomes, then introduces the questions emerging biofield research

adds to this conversation. Audiences leave with a clearer appreciation of the human dimensions of care and practical

ways to work more intentionally with them.

PARTICIPANTS WILL:

• Understand the roles of expectation, meaning, and ritual in healing research.

• Explore how relationships and the context of care influence experience.

• Apply these insights thoughtfully in personal life and the care of others.

AUDIENCE FIT: Healing practitioners • Biofield communities • Consciousness conferences

How can healers bring greater steadiness, connection, and hope to communities experiencing uncertainty and distress?

In this interactive keynote, Dr. Shamini Jain brings biofield research into conversation with the lived experience of healing

practitioners. Drawing on published studies, patient stories, and the collaborative work of the Consciousness and Healing

Initiative (CHI), she explores both the promise of the field and the questions still being investigated. Guided energy

meditations and discussion invite participants to deepen their practice and consider their contribution as community

leaders.

PARTICIPANTS WILL:

• Explore current biofield research and questions for the field’s future.

• Experience guided practices for presence and connection.

• Identify ways to bring healing leadership into your community.

AUDIENCE FIT: Wellness events • Retreats • Experiential conference workshops

Your voice is an instrument for expression, connection, and creative discovery. What becomes possible when you feel

more comfortable using it? Scientist, clinical psychologist, and singer Dr. Shamini Jain guides an accessible exploration

of voice through breathwork, vocal resonance, intentional sound-making, and mantra. She brings research on sound and

well-being into conversation with Tantric teachings, helping participants notice how different vocal practices feel in the

body. This playful, experiential workshop creates room for confidence, emotional expression, and a deeper connection

with your own voice. No singing experience is needed.

PARTICIPANTS WILL:

• Explore breath and vocal resonance through simple guided practices.

• Build confidence in using your voice for expression and connection.

• Discover sound practices to continue at home.

AUDIENCE FIT: Creative retreats • Arts and wellness programmes • Spiritual communities

How can the sung and spoken word help us express what matters, move through hesitation, and open new creative

possibilities? Dr. Shamini Jain and musician, poet, and educator Vikas Srivastava guide participants through creative

sound-making, mantra, and poetry. Scientific perspectives on voice and well-being meet practices that invite curiosity,

play, and reflection. Participants develop original expressions and have opportunities to share them in a supportive

setting. The workshop welcomes beginners and experienced creatives alike, with space for both voice and silence.

PARTICIPANTS WILL:

• Become more comfortable with your voice and creative expression.

• Experiment with poetry, sound, and mantra as creative practices.

• Share an original expression through spoken word, song, or another form.

AUDIENCE FIT: Experiential retreats • Personal growth • Integrative wellness programmes

When stress and familiar emotional patterns narrow our sense of possibility, practices that engage the body, breath, and

voice can offer a fresh starting point. Dr. Shamini Jain brings biofield and mind-body research into conversation with

Tantric and other healing traditions. Through breathwork, movement, vocal exploration, meditation, and energy

psychology practices, participants deepen their awareness of their own experience and explore new ways to work with

stress and emotion. This immersive workshop invites curiosity, creative expression, and spiritual reflection, with practical

tools participants can integrate into daily life.

PARTICIPANTS WILL:

• Explore breath, movement, and sound to deepen embodied awareness.

• Practice approaches for working with stress and emotional patterns.

• Create space for creativity, reflection, and new personal possibilities.

AUDIENCE FIT: Retreat centres • Integrative wellness • Spiritual learning communities

What can modern research and ancient healing practices teach us about participating more actively in our own

well-being? Based on her book Healing Ourselves: Biofield Science and the Future of Health, Dr. Shamini Jain

introduces the Healing Keys through scientific learning and experiential practice. Participants explore mind-body,

placebo, and biofield research alongside vocalization, mantra, chakra meditation, and creative reflection. The workshop

helps participants develop a personal healing ritual and choose practices that fit their lives. No prior experience is

required.

PARTICIPANTS WILL:

• Explore scientific perspectives on mind-body and biofield healing.

• Experience sound, meditation, and creative practices.

• Develop a personal ritual to support an ongoing well-being practice.

AUDIENCE FIT: Spiritual retreats • Divine feminine programmes • Conscious leadership

How can we access strength, creativity, and authority while staying connected to wisdom, grace, and vitality? In this

experiential programme, Dr. Shamini Jain explores power through the lens of the divine feminine, drawing on Vedic and

Tantric teachings about Shakti. Guided energy meditations and sound practices invite participants to explore wisdom,

creativity, and fearlessness as qualities they can cultivate. Through practice and reflection, participants consider how

these qualities can inform their choices, relationships, and expression. Open to all genders and levels of experience.

PARTICIPANTS WILL:

• Explore divine feminine teachings as a resource for personal growth.

• Experience guided meditation and sound practices.

• Connect strength and creativity with the way you lead your life.

AUDIENCE FIT: Online events • Compassion and spirituality • Science and healing forums

Compassion shapes how we meet suffering in ourselves and others. What does research suggest about its relationship

with health and well-being? In this concise presentation, Dr. Shamini Jain draws on social neuroscience,

psychoneuroimmunology, and biofield science to explore compassion and healing. She connects scientific questions

with compassionate healing principles in Jainism, inviting audiences to consider both personal practice and community

connection. The talk offers an accessible introduction to the field and opens possibilities for discussion, practice, and

future research.

PARTICIPANTS WILL:

• Explore research perspectives on compassion, stress, and well-being.

• Consider connections between scientific inquiry and Jain teachings.

• Identify ways to bring compassionate practice into daily life.