New Zealand Psychological Society

She's currently on the executive committee for the International Society of Nutritional Psychiatry Research.

And her notable achievements include co-authoring The Better Brain with Bonnie Kaplan, a brilliant book, a TEDx talk with over 5 million views, a free online course through edX on mental health, which we'll link to, and mental health and nutrition, I should say, that has been taken by over 85,000 students and has also received awards like the University of Canterbury Innovation Medal in 2024, the Balin Award for the New Zealand Psychological Society for her contributions to clinical psychology.

She's a fellow of the Australasian Society of Lifestyle Medicine, a Braveheart Award for making Christchurch a better place to live, and has been named three times, not once, three times as one of New Zealand's top 100 influential women.

And you'll really see that she's passionate about advocating that a good nutritional foundation is essential for helping people prevent and recover from mental health challenges.

This sounds awfully arrogant, but I did it for the good of psychology.

So I had quite an involvement in New Zealand Psychological Association.

I was on the exec and I did all sorts of roles.

Started the Bay of Plenty branch, et cetera.