Dr Roxana Irimia speaks about women, minds, bodies, medicine and the things we get wrong about them. She is available for keynote, conference, festival, podcast, television, radio, panel and interview enquiries.
The Midlife Female Brain · Women and Medicine · Identity · ADHD · The Invisible Load · What We Keep Misreading
Twenty-five years of psychiatric practice. One unmistakable public voice.
Her proposed talks draw on twenty-five years of pattern recognition and a writer's instinct for the sentence that changes how a room sees the subject.
She speaks the way she writes, with clinical precision, cultural fluency, and a refusal to reduce women's experience to language that makes the room more comfortable.
Rigorous public thinking, delivered with warmth, precision and an unmistakable point of view.
The Midlife Female Brain. High-Performing Women. The Invisible Load. Women and Medicine. Each available talk can be shaped for its audience and is grounded in a distinctive body of writing.
A clinical and cultural map of the midlife female brain, written for the women already at the top of their field. On what happens when the body and mind begin to diverge from the identity a woman has spent decades constructing, and why no one warned her.
On the neuroscience of forgetting, the endocrinology of mood, and the gap between what women report in clinical settings and what the medical system is trained to hear. A rigorous, accessible tour of the territory medicine has overlooked.
Resilience has become a corporate instruction to endure more. This proposed talk offers a different architecture, one that honours the nervous system's limits, reclaims rest as a clinical necessity, and redefines strength for women who have never been permitted to stop.
On the cognitive labour of running a household, a career and an institution simultaneously. Where the nervous system finally submits the invoice, and what organisations can do, structurally, to stop burning their most reliable women out.
These proposed talks are medical, psychological and structural, designed to offer audiences useful frameworks and a distinctive point of view.
These talks are available for conferences, literary festivals, women's events, medical audiences, corporate audiences, podcasts, panels and interviews. Every engagement is shaped to the room.
Available talks and headline conversations for programs seeking a distinctive, medically grounded voice.
Author conversations, panels and events exploring women, identity, medicine and the body.
Large audiences ready for substance, recognition and a new way of seeing the familiar.
Colleges, universities and professional gatherings seeking rigorous, culturally current ideas.
Leadership and professional audiences where the subject and the room are genuinely aligned.
Interviews and long-form conversations for television, radio, podcasts and digital media.
For keynote, conference, festival, podcast, television, radio, panel and interview enquiries, contact the office directly.
Essays and letters from Dr Roxana Irimia on women, minds, bodies, medicine and the things we get wrong about them.