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About Jeanne Segal, Ph.D. The success of Living Beyond Fear: Coping with the Emotional Aspects of Life-Threatening Illness (Ballantine, 1989) illustrates the broad and lasting appeal of Dr. Segal's message and her ability to support her writing through personal appearances. Her most recent book, Raising Your Emotional Intelligence: A Practical Guide for Harnessing the Power of Your Instincts and Emotions (Holt, 1997) continues to generate speaking and media opportunities. Dr. Segal has received numerous awards for her community service. She has been a faculty member at University Without Walls and International College in Los Angeles and has served as a consultant to the California Governor's Council on Wellness and Fitness in the Schools. Books and Publications Raising Your Emotional Intelligence: A Practical Guide for Harnessing the Power of Your Instincts and Emotions (Holt, 1997) Editions in 13 languages. Living Beyond Fear: Coping with the Emotional Aspects of Life-Threatening Illness (Ballantine, 1989) Seven printings. Feeling Great: Enhancing Health and Well-Being (Unity Press, 1981) Articles in New Women, Shape, Prevention, AHP Perspective, and Pathway to Wellness Journal Radio and Television Appearances on more than 80 programs in Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, San Francisco, and Seattle including "L.A. Today" (KABC, Los Angeles), "2 with You" (KCBS-TV, Los Angeles), "Some Kind of People" (Radio Works Syndicate, national), and "Something You Should Know Show" (Strand Broadcasting, national). Workshops and Seminars Dr. Segal gives workshops and seminars for business and professional organizations including California Women Business Owners, Pacific Research Institute, California Public Employees Labor Relations Association, Children of Parkinson's. |
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Jeanne
Segal, Ph.D., is a noted leader in the field of emotional intelligence.
As a practicing psychologist, public speaker, and respected author she
has been developing skills to help others for more than 25 years. As
a young psychologist, Dr. Segal worked with pioneers Abraham Maslow,
Rollo May, and Carl Rogers and sat on the board of the Association for
Humanistic Psychology. She traveled with other humanistic psychologists
on a peace mission to the former USSR at the height of the Cold War.
Since that time, in physicians' offices, clinics, hospitals, hospices,
private practice, training programs, workshops, and seminars, and through
her writings, she has continued to explore and develop new ways of expanding
emotional awareness and improving emotional management.