Sachi Sharma, Ph.D.

A young and persistent researcher with a Ph.D. In Yoga and Humanities. I am well-versed in various research methodologies, data collection techniques, and statistical analysis tools. Throughout my doctoral studies, I have demonstrated strong research and writing skills, as well as critical thinking abilities which led to timely publications in peer-reviewed journals and the successful completion of the doctoral thesis. This required searching several databases for evidence-based information and reviewing books, journals, reports, and blogs. Experience in gathering, analyzing, and interpreting data sets in my research field. Ability to effectively communicate research findings through presentations and participation at conferences and symposiums. A comprehensive understanding of financial accounting, marketing, and other facets of business management. As a recent Ph.D. Graduate, I bring a fresh perspective, enthusiasm, and strong work ethic to any role. Ready to embark on the next phase of my career and grow further by sharpening acquired skills and gaining new skills with real-world experience. Lastly, I tend to laugh about life with a positive outlook.

• Certified Yoga Instructor (Yoga instructors' course) from S-VYASA University, Bangalore in June 2016.
• Certification for presenting a review paper titled “The Significance of Yama and Niyama in Promoting Physical and Mental Health Among Adolescents” at the 6th Asia Pacific Yoga Therapy Association Conference, Vietnam.
• Certification for presenting a review paper titled “Yoga Practices to promote healthy body posture in Adolescence: A Review” at the National Conference on the Role of Yog in Holistic Health and Well-being, Uttarakhand.

• The Importance of Body Posture in Adolescence and Its Relationship with Overall Well-being, Indian Journal of Medical Specialities
• The Need for Yamā and Niyamā in Promoting Adolescents' Physical and Mental Well-being, Journal of Applied Consciousness Studies
• Effect of Yogic Practices on Body Posture and its Correlation with Physical and Mental Health in Adolescents, Indian Journal of Medical Specialities