Dr Fiona Moir MBChB MRCGP PhD Fiona trained in the UK and went on to work in New Zealand as a GP with a special interest in mental health. She is one of the two Directors of a company, Connect Communications, a medical education business which designs and facilitates self-care, supervision and communication skills sessions for health professionals, and more recently for those in other professions. Fiona also has a part-time role as a Senior Lecturer in Mental Health and Communication Skills at The University of Auckland. Within this job, she has developed SAFE-DRS, a Health and Wellbeing curriculum for medical students, and has created comprehensive pastoral care policies and care pathways for the medical school. She also teaches and supervises postgraduate students and is involved in a wide variety of research projects with a focus on psychological health, education and the health of health professionals. In 2008, she was one of the co-authors of the CALM website, a resource for stress management and happiness, which was originally made available to students and then later released to the public. Her interests are: early interventions for stress, anxiety and depression; self-care; the health of health professionals; healthy workplaces and communication. Her PhD is in the area of peer-led interventions to improve mental health. In 2016, she co-designed HOTSPOTS, an anti-bullying programme for medical students, which is now up and running in half of New Zealand’s District Health Boards. In 2018, she won the University of Auckland Vice-Chancellor’s excellence award for Health, Safety and Wellbeing. She has published widely and regularly gives lectures, interviews and webinars, as well as working with health professionals and industry groups across New Zealand and Australia.