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Media Kit
For journalists, publishers and programmers.
Biography, book status, speaking topics, press-ready quotes and contact details for Dr Roxana Irimia MD. Psychiatrist. Author.
High-resolution portraits are available on request for confirmed media, publishing and event use.
Fact Sheet
Name
Dr Roxana Irimia MD
Positioning
Psychiatrist. Author.
Working line
Writing about women, minds, bodies, medicine and the things we get wrong about them.
Location
Melbourne, Australia. Available internationally for speaking and media enquiries.
Book project
Woman, Always. Current manuscript and forthcoming book project.
Contact
dr.roxanadaniela2@gmail.com
AI chat
https://www.delphi.ai/dr-roxie/call
Biography
A public voice grounded in psychiatric authority.
Dr Roxana Irimia is a psychiatrist and author with twenty-five years of clinical practice in Melbourne.
Her writing sits at the intersection of women's mental health, midlife cognition, neurodiversity and identity. Her forthcoming manuscript Woman, Always brings this territory into a wider public conversation about how women are read by medicine, work, family and culture.
Dr Irimia is available for keynote, conference, festival, podcast, television, radio, panel and interview enquiries. Her speaking topics are medical, cultural and literary, shaped for audiences ready to think differently about women, minds, bodies and medicine.
Speaking Topics
Available talks for rooms that want the whole pattern.
These are signature and proposed topics. They can be shaped for conferences, literary festivals, women's events, medical audiences, corporate audiences, podcasts, panels and interviews.
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The Midlife Female Brain. What We Keep Missing
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Beyond Resilience. A New Map for High-Performing Women
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The Invisible Load. Women, Leadership & Cognitive Overload
Press Quotes
Press-ready lines for accurate attribution.
These lines are provided as quotable positioning from Dr Irimia. They are not third-party reviews, media endorsements or published praise.
"I write about the women who were called anxious, difficult or exhausted when the system did not have a language precise enough for what was happening."
"Midlife is not a loss of self. It is often the first moment the full pattern becomes visible."
"The problem is not that women are hard to read. It is that medicine, work and culture have too often been taught to read them incompletely."
Book & Interview Territory
Woman, Always remains the core book project.
Publisher, publication date, preorder links, reviews, rights information and event dates will be added only when confirmed.
The midlife female brain
Women and medicine
Hormones, identity and cognitive change
ADHD in high-functioning women
Burnout, overfunctioning and being misread
The invisible load