I hold a PhD in Integral Health from the California Institute for Human Science (www.cihs.edu). My focus is on exploring innovative strategies for
mental resilience, prevention of common mental disorders, and creating healthy organizational cultures. In my research, I explore how nondual consciousness can help prevent and reduce depression, anxiety, and burnout.
I hold an MBA in Strategic and Financial Management from the Schulich School of Business. I also hold a Bachelor of Commerce from the Rotman School of Management, with a minor in Philosophy from the University of Toronto. Previously, I was the CFO and co-owner of Datazen, a data visualization software company based in Toronto, and led the company through acquisition by Microsoft in 2015. My entrepreneurial experience has helped me identify the need for a prevention-based approach to mental health and accessible, advanced mental resilience programs.
What inspires me is knowing that a new, innovative, and integral approach is imminent in the field of mental health and organizational culture. I am excited to contribute my research to the creation of a new paradigm that will contribute to human development at physical, mental, emotional and spiritual levels of being.
I live in three locations - Toronto (Canada), Belgrade (Serbia), and Barbados (Caribbean), and offer mental health training and consulting in all regions.
Milena Braticevic, PhD Integral Health
Founder, Nondual Perspectives
Email: milenabrat@outlook.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/milenabraticevic
