Talk 1 · 29 June 2026
Menopause and mental health
How menopause affects mood, thinking and wellbeing, and what supportive leadership can look like.
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Practical materials for workshops, teaching, and conference sessions.
Singapore · 29–30 June 2026
I gave these four talks in Singapore to a group of African women business leaders. They explored menopause, culture, addiction and trauma, with a focus on women’s experiences, cultural context and mental health in the workplace.
Talk 1 · 29 June 2026
How menopause affects mood, thinking and wellbeing, and what supportive leadership can look like.
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Talk 2 · 30 June 2026
How social change, cultural expectations and the loss of familiar support structures shape mental health.
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Talk 3 · 30 June 2026
Understanding addiction, challenging stigma and helping people and families find a way towards recovery.
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Talk 4 · 30 June 2026
How trauma can affect people at work, and an introduction to approaches that support healing.
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Past events
Selected panels, debates and workshops.
Oxford · 2026
A debate at Transform Trauma Oxford 2026 about expanding access to care and the place of specialist treatment, with Niraj Arora and Josh Dickson.
Oxford · 2025
A session at Transform Trauma Oxford 2025 with Dr Elisabetta Burchi and Cheryl Donaldson, at Oxford Town Hall.
Oxford · 2025
A panel at Transform Trauma Oxford 2025 with Robb Schuler and Johan Sorensen, moderated by Ben Camp, at Oxford Town Hall.
Oxford · 2024
A panel discussion in the Advanced Psychotherapist Track at Masters Events Oxford 2024, held in the Examination Schools.
I have spoken at Lee FitzGerald’s London workshop in successive years.
My 2023 talk took a broad look at evidence, ethics and practice in addiction and mental health care. It ranged from the US opioid crisis, harm reduction and routes into treatment to the debate about palliative care for severe and enduring anorexia. I also explored how mental health problems overlap and develop across a lifetime, the process of recovery, and the role of client feedback in shaping treatment.