Our Ambassadors

Gemma Styles is an online creator and podcaster and uses her 9 million Instagram following to raise awareness on the importance of looking after your mental health.

Hope Virgo is an Author, and an international leading campaigner and recognised media spokesperson for people with eating disorders. Hope helps young people, schools, hospitals and businesses to deal with the rising tide of mental health issues.

Inspired by MQ Mental Health Research's work and her battles with OCD, Panic Disorder, PTSD, and Depression, Flo Sharman blends advocacy, public speaking, and copywriting skills to normalize perceptions of mental health, erase stigma, amplify research, and equalize funding. By sharing their story and MQ's breakthroughs, Flo inspires others and addresses various audiences to foster understanding and transformative change.

Omar Castaneda & Hernan Barros are multidisciplinary artists and founders of Food of War, an art collective and non-profit initiative that produces cultural and social projects in order to raise awareness about the impact of civil, cultural and private conflicts in different societies around the world.

Claire Eastham is an award-winning mental health author, blogger, campaigner and keynote speaker. Regarded as one of the UK’s foremost mental health bloggers. Drawing on her own experiences to talk about social anxiety and panic attacks, Claire’s witty and self-deprecating sense of humour has seen her attract thousands of blog subscribers.

Since starting Rain On Me in 2018, Deepanshi Gulati has become a certified Youth and Adult Mental Health First Aider. She is an Ambassador for MQ Mental Health Research and a Trustee to the charity, LAPIS (London Accessibility Psychotherapy & Inclusive Supervision). Deepanshi has completed a Postgraduate Certificate in Therapeutic Arts and is currently a Trainee Psychotherapist. She has dedicated her life to creating safe spaces for herself and others.

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