Elham Mausumi

Elham Mausumi is a dedicated Mental Health Advocate with a dual academic background in Molecular and Cell Biology - Neurobiology, and Psychology. Her academic and professional journey reflects a profound commitment to both research and community impact, with a particular focus on ADHD and dyslexia in women and their neurological and psychological implications. Elham has made significant contributions to scientific research, including reviewing manuscripts submitted for publication alongside faculty at Harvard and MIT.

In the healthcare sector, Elham has been instrumental in addressing the challenges faced by lower-income individuals in accessing equitable care. Her passion for community service is reflected in her over three years of experience as a volunteer crisis counselor, where she leverages her academic knowledge to make a tangible difference in real-world issues.

Elham has also been actively involved in educational programs that emphasize stress reduction and resilience building, utilizing techniques such as deep breathing and meditation to promote mental wellness. Her work at the UC Berkeley Child Development Center has provided her with valuable insights into how young children communicate and respond to stress, enriching her understanding of mental health from both biological and psychological perspectives.

Through her role at the Neuro Health Alliance, Elham is committed to advancing mental health research, challenging stigmas, and supporting global community initiatives, all with the goal of fostering a more understanding and supportive world for those affected by mental health challenges.