Dr. Japji Anna Bas | Recent Media |
Dr. Japji Anna Bas | Recent Media |
Dr. Japji Anna Bas | Recent Media | Dr. Japji Anna Bas | Recent Media |
Dr Japji Anna Bas, PCC helps high-capacity leaders stop being driven by their own nervous systems… and take the reins.
CHCH Morning Live
When your body knows before your brain does.
In this segment, Dr. Bas breaks down what nervous system dysregulation actually looks like in real time — and demonstrates a reset you can use anywhere. This is the accessible entry point to work that goes much deeper.
CanadianSME Small Business Magazine
The leadership gap no org chart can fix.
In this interview, Dr. Bas breaks down what nervous system regulation actually means in a business context — why decision quality is state-dependent, how survival mode shows up in the boardroom, and what it looks like when a leader's internal shift unlocks an entire organization. The thinking behind n1, in her own words.
CJAD 800 Montreal
What does ‘regulate your nervous system’ really mean?
In this segment, Dr. Bas breaks down what nervous system actually does, and how to apply that understanding to take the reigns of your nervous system, so that you can function better in day to day situations. This is a quick & accessible entry point for broad audiences.
Authority Magazine
Five Things You Need to Be An Effective Leader in Uncertain & Turbulent Times
In this interview, Dr. Bas outlines how truth, trust and internal coherence are more essential during uncertain and turbulent times.
Breaking Pathways Research Panel
Rigour in service of the communities that built culture.
Breaking Pathways Research Panel Rigour in service of the communities that built culture. Dr. Bas led the Breaking Pathways Research Report — a national study examining what Canadian breakers actually need to thrive. This panel brings together the people who've built breaking in Canada to talk about what the data revealed, and what needs to change. Research that doesn't stay in the academy.
CityNews Toronto
Forged, not broken.
In this interview, Dr. Bas speaks about surviving childhood abuse, refusing to become a statistic, and choosing accountability over silence. Her courage, integrity in the face of failing systems, and unflinching leadership were forged here.
Speaker Slam — Pain to Power
The talk that started everything.
At 13, Japji escaped nearly a decade of severe abuse. This isn't a recovery story. It's about how pain, processed in community and met with courage, becomes the exact fuel for the transformation the world needs. The origin of n1. outlier calibration
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