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Applied Neuroscience Community in London Louise Baker Inaugural Founding Member ANA London Chapter Email: louise@louisebaker.co.uk Social Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisebaker/ ANA London Chartered on 22nd Feb 2022 A Bit About Louise Louise Baker is an Applied Neuroscience with nearly 10 years of applying neuroscience to behaviours, personal and business change. She is the founder of Applied Neuroscience Strategies, a company that focuses on well-being and mental health matters, providing neuro-psycho education, and change interventions to individuals and workplace groups. She holds an MSc in Psychology and Neuroscience of Mental Health from King's College London and as an inaugural founding full member of The Applied Neuroscience Association (ANA), she makes complex neuroscience concepts and interventions accessible and beneficial to a wide audience and across sectors, driven by a shared mission and desire to enhance people's lives. Louise began her career with the Metropolitan Police, providing her with a rich insight into complex systems, public service, and frontline decision-making. More recently, her focus has shifted to the IT, AI, and digital information sectors, where she is an investor and a UK advocate for Vital — advancing trusted, ethical AI Meditation solutions; the first on-demand, personalised mindfulness platform. Louise is a also a Specialist Coach working with abrasive managers, a certified NLP master practitioner, an accredited hypnotherapist, trainer of hypnotherapy, and volunteer hypnotherapist and applied neuroscientist for Brainstrust, a brain cancer charity. she is passionate about making a tangible difference. Meet Louise on LinkedIn July 2024 - Present October 2019 - Present November 2009 - Present Vital.ai Applied Neuroscientist, Investor and Advocate Investor and United Kingdom advocate and voice for advancing trusted, ethical AI meditation solutions; Vital.ai, the first on-demand, personalised mindfulness platform. Runs a private practice in Marlow Bucks and Bude North Cornwall delivering coaching and personal effectiveness solutions to individuals within all styles of organisation. Applied Neuroscience Strategies Founder and CEO Applied Neuroscience and NeuroPsyche Specialist bringing brain-based strategies and consultancy to actionable interventions for individuals and the workplace. The Boss Whispering Institute Specialist Coach Boss Whispering® is the art and practice of coaching abrasive bosses

ANA Full Member and ANA Chapter UAE Founding Member Meet Maria Haggo Helping Leaders & Organisations Create Corporate Harmony™ | Neuroscience-Driven Consultant | TEDx Speaker | Stress, Burnout & Brain Health Expert As a Neuroscience-driven Culture Transformation Consultant, Executive Coach, and TEDx Speaker with an MSc in Psychology & Neuroscience (King’s College London), Maria supports leaders and organisations to restore balance, resilience, and purpose. As founder of Transform8 her mission is bold but simple: To make 10,000 leaders 10% more conscious, connected, and compassionate. Because when leaders transform from within, they don’t just create better workplaces — they build thriving communities and a stronger world. But her work goes beyond single organisations. It connects to a global shift toward the Brain Economy, where brain health, resilience, and inner capacities like compassion and collaboration are seen as essential to economic and social flourishing. As a Founding Member of the ANA UAE Chapter, Maria will be making a tremendous volunteer contribution to advancing our shared mission for global impact through regional and global initiatives! Maria's Social Impact Pledge: 3 Advocacy for Mental Health and Wellbeing The Future of Work Maria is founder of Transform8 where the NeuroHarmony™ Framework was developed — a science-backed approach that integrates: ● Brain Health – optimising cognitive performance ● Nervous System Regulation – reducing stress and building balance ● Conscious Leadership – fostering compassion, clarity, and inclusion This proprietary framework empowers leaders to shift from fear-based, reactive management to a connected, purposeful style of leadership. When leaders regulate their inner state, they unlock clarity, trust, and innovation in their teams. Through workshops, programs, retreats, and executive coaching, we support organisations in tackling the challenges that undermine engagement and performance: Stress and burnout; Conflict and disconnection; Lack of psychological safety; Inclusion and belonging gaps The outcome is what Transform8 calls Corporate Harmony™; workplaces where people feel safe, engaged, and valued, and where performance thrives because the human brain is supported, not depleted. The Results? Organisations that embrace this approach see measurable improvements. Contact & Resources Get in touch with Maria and find out more about her work

Pathways for Feedback to ANA ANA Feedback Policy Purpose The Applied Neuroscience Association (ANA) is committed to continuous improvement and transparency. This policy defines what constitutes a complaint, outlines how ANA handles feedback and complaints, and explains the process for submitting a complaint. ANA strives to uphold its Ethical Charter and values feedback as an essential tool for improving systems, services, and member conduct. Scope This policy applies to complaints related to: Non-compliance within ANA Systems and Services: Specifically concerning membership processes and service delivery. Non-compliance with the ANA Ethical Charter: Allegations of breaches in ethical guidelines, as outlined in the ANA Ethical Charter. What is a Complaint? A complaint is an expression of dissatisfaction that warrants assessment based on this policy scope. How to Make a Complaint To submit a complaint: Email info@appliedneuroscienceassociation.com with the subject line: “Complaint.” Provide clear details of the complaints and include any relevant materials and evidence. Complaints Process Acknowledgement: ANA will acknowledge receipt of the complaint via email within 5–10 days. The acknowledgement will include the name of the person handling the complaint and a request for additional details, if necessary. Record Keeping: The complaint will be logged in the ANA Feedback Register on the day it is received. Initial Investigation: ANA will review the evidence and circumstances (initial investigation), aiming to resolve the matter informally where possible within 10-days from receipt. Meeting (if required): If necessary, ANA will invite the complainant to a digital meeting during the initial investigation to discuss and resolve matters. Response: If a meeting is not feasible, ANA will provide a written response with proposed resolutions within the 10 days of completing the initial investigation. Escalation: If dissatisfied, the complainant has 10-days to request a secondary investigation after receiving the initial response, explaining their concerns and desired resolution. Secondary Investigation: If a secondary investigation is deemed necessary, ANA will repeat steps 1–5 of the complaints process. Remedies ANA commits to: Understanding the circumstances of the complaint. Taking appropriate and proportionate actions in best endeavours to resolve the complaint. Learning from the complaint for any improvements to policy and practice. Confidentiality ANA handles all complaints confidentially and in compliance with GDPR and Data Protection Act 2018 within UK jurisdiction. Complaint details, outcomes, and actions taken will be recorded in the Feedback Register for future improvements. Unacceptable Complaints and Behaviours ANA expects all interactions to be respectful and in line with the Ethical Charter. Repetitive or vexatious complaints, as defined below, may result in restricted communication or suspension/removal from the ANA Member Register. Definition of Repetitive or Vexatious Complaints Complaints may be classified as repetitive or vexatious if they meet one or more of the following criteria: Harassment or Abusive Conduct: Use of coercion, abusive language, or threatening/intimidating behaviour. Examples include repeated hostile emails, or aggressive interactions. Damage to Reputation: Actions intentionally aimed at harming ANA’s reputation, such as public misrepresentation, defamatory public statements or slander. Unfounded Demands: Unjustified or disproven claims for compensation or other demands deemed baseless following investigation. Repeated Complaints Without Merit: Resubmitting the same or similar complaints after a thorough investigation has concluded, without presenting new evidence or information. Disproportionate Demands: Complaints that place an excessive burden on ANA’s time or resources relative to their merit. Response to Vexatious Complaints: ANA reserves the right to dismiss complaints deemed repetitive or vexatious. Review Process: All complaints will undergo an impartial review to ensure fairness before being classified as repetitive or vexatious. Protection Against Retaliation: ANA is committed to promoting an environment where members can raise legitimate concerns without fear of retaliation. Legal Disclaimer: This policy does not override the legal rights of any party to pursue complaints through appropriate external channels where applicable. Complaints Outside ANA’s Scope ANA cannot investigate complaints relating to: Criminal matters (refer to relevant authorities). Scientific competence or practice that falls outside ANA-member registered qualifications in applied neuroscience (refer to the relevant discipline professional body) Individuals operating outside of ANA and ANA’s systems and services. Non-members, suspended members, or members removed from the ANA Register. Policy decisions not addressed at an Annual General Meeting (AGM). Complaints already fully investigated without new evidence. Complaints that cannot demonstrate breaches of stated commitments, or provable impacts on the complainant. Medical actions applied based on information taken from ANA services and systems (see Terms of Use ). Repetitive or vexatious complaints as per the scope defined above ANA Contact Details Email: info@appliedneuroscienceassociation.com The Applied Neuroscience Association Last Updated: January 2025

ANA Member and Volunteer (Brand and Design Creator and Advisor) Meet Gloria Freiin Michel von Tüßling MSc Health Psychology Student King's College London Gloria has been a dedicated volunteer with ANA for over a year, contributing countless hours of her time and expertise, in the main toward the development of the ANA Branding Toolkit. The Toolkit includes the design of ANA’s logo typography and a versatile set of logos tailored for use across various ANA social platforms. Her contributions ensure a cohesive and professional visual identity for the Association and Chapters, reflecting our core values and mission. She has been instrumental in supporting activities related to the new ANA website, including best practices and owning the complex process of transferring content from the old platform to the new one. Her meticulous efforts have included systematically capturing and organising all member data and resources to ensure a smooth transition. Her commitment to rigour and foundational work has been invaluable to ANA’s relaunch project. Gloria's Social Impact Pledge: 8. REDUCING BARRIERS TO ACCESS About Gloria! Research Intern: King's College London Health Psychology Research Expertise: Focused on understanding and addressing health-related challenges. Information Management: Skilled in analysing, synthesising, and communicating complex information to varied audiences DEI: Experience in ensuring accessibility and inclusivity for neurodiverse individuals and communities, spearheading Neurodiversity in higher education as a course content creator at King's Evidence-Based Approach: Strong commitment to the biopsychosocial model of health and illness. Adaptability: Keen to develop skills and knowledge to align with the evolving healthcare landscape. Passion for Challenges: Motivated by the complexities of healthcare research and driven to make meaningful contributions. Contact & Resources Get in touch with Gloria and a find out more about her work

Discover ANA Chapters in South America: Empowering Applied Neuroscience across the continent through collaboration, education, and ethical social impact. ANA South America Chapter By working together in Chapters, ANA, our Members, and Partners are scaling a global Network of Applied Neuroscientists, uniting allied disciplines that have traditionally worked in silos. Chapters act as local hubs, cultivating collaboration and creating meaningful social impact within their communities. If you’re passionate about being the voice of Applied Neuroscience in your region as a Founding Member or would like to explore partnerships, please contact us for details and eligibility: info@appliedneuroscienceassociation.com . BRAZIL CHAPTER FOUNDING MEMBER São Paulo Felipe A Tamegao L. Barros MBA ftamegao@alumni.ucla.edu CHARTERED ON 15TH MAY 2025 CHAPTER FOUNDING MEMBER CONTACT NAME CONTACT EMAIL CHARTERED ON [DATE] CHAPTER FOUNDING MEMBER CONTACT NAME CONTACT EMAIL CHARTERED ON [DATE] Explore Other Chapters Explore Other Chapters Explore Other Chapters Explore Other Chapters

ANA Brain Science Updates ANA Quarterly Newsletter Translate. Apply. Connect. A global community in ethically applied neuroscience — everyone is welcome! 1. Translate Applied neuroscience starts with translation: bridging the gap between complex science and everyday practice for you and me. 2. Apply Once translated, neuroscience needs to be applied in education, healthcare, industry, policy, and society for real-world impact. 3. Connect ANA is building the worlds largest applied neuroscience community creating scale across domains, disciplines, sectors, and borders. What's New at ANA? Click the link under the Newsletter to open and select ⤢ to switch to full-screen mode and view the content: Featured links 👇🏼 Join the ANA Speaker Directory Join the ANA Volunteer Team ANA Social Pledges ANA Member Feature Lead an ANA Chapter One Health Tech AI Drop-in Clinic Chen Institute AI & Mental Health Conference BrainBox Initiative Conference Brain Economy Action Forum

Associated Professional - Interdisciplinary Contributor Meet Inder Singh-Virdi Nutritional Therapist I Health Coach I Neuroscientist I Entrepreneur Inder is a medical nutritional therapist and health coach based in Windsor, Berkshire, specialising in chronic fatigue, gut, and brain health, including brain fog. He is the founder of The Neuropath , a nutritional therapy practice dedicated to optimising clients' health through personalised dietary and lifestyle interventions. Inder holds a distinction from the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London and is a member of the British Association for Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy (BANT) and the Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC). His professional background includes experience in the NHS across various departments, currently working as an Emergency Care Assistant with Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust, as well as work with the Alzheimer's Society in care provision and research. He holds a Master's in Neuroscience from King's College London, underpinning his therapeutic work focusing on (among other things) cognition and functional cognitive disorder (brain fog) in the context of chronic fatigue syndrome. Inder's Social Impact Pledge: 2. PUBLIC EDUCATION AND AWARENESS Mental Health in Our Modern World: 3 Key Insights from a Medical Nutrition As part of the ANA International Men's Day Celebration (#IMD2024) Forum, Inder spoke about the increasing rates of mental health disorders in men and teen boys that have largely been attributed to rising financial and technological demands. But what if there was another piece to this puzzle? The physical health of our minds and bodies. His talk covered: 1. How changes in our gut affect the quality of our thoughts 2. The links between environmental pollution and mental health and 3. What can be done to improve the health and resilience of your nervous system to be more happy, productive and resilient. Click the YouTube link below to listen to Inder's talk. Contact & Resources Get in touch with Inder and find out more about his work

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ANA Onboarding - how to JOIN US! ANA Community Platform Joining the Community Platform Welcome to the ANA Community Platform! Our newly launched online hub (currently in beta)! Thank you for stepping into this space. You can explore the platform and become part of our growing global community. Here's how: ✔ ENTHUSIASTS – SUBSCRIBE to the ANA Newsletter if you are already a member OR not ready to join as a member OR just curious about your brain - its free! You will get early access to NEURO LEARN activities, including events, educational content and sign posting to the latest in neuroscience research and applications. ✔ ANA NETWORK – SIGN UP to the ANA Network and become a site member of the ANA community platform. How is joining the ANA Network different from being a registered member of the ANA Community? Site membership grants you visitor access, and so early access to resources, such as early bird events and the ANA Newsletter and Member Blog notifications. Your profile will be visible in the Member Directory as part of the ANA Network. Registered membership unlocks access to the Member Area. This includes the ability to chat with other members, follow, comment and share posts, participate in Special Interest Groups. Details below👇🏼 ✔ REGISTERED MEMBERS – JOIN ANA to become a registered member of the ANA Community , signalling your commitment to the ANA ethical Charter, responsible neuroscience, and a Social Pledge. Gain access to the Members Area where our past Discord functionality has been integrated with new features in one location here, enhancing learning, visibility and networking opportunities. 📌 IMPORTANT: if you were a registered member on the old website, please see option 1️⃣ below. You will need to log in, sign up and JOIN ANA, applying a coupon code to transfer any existing membership to the new community platform and redo your profile. 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Public Profiles Member Directory: Accessible to other ANA Network and ANA Community members who have selected 'public' visibility of their profile. Only ANA Community members can interact on the Member Chat. Find the Member Directory via the NEURO NETWORK menu on the home page or via the Members Area button. Please note: The Member Directory is not yet visible to ANA site visitors with plans to be part of the Beta Part 2 release. Registered Members Area Member Directory: When you sign up to the Community Platform and choose to create a Public Profile, you are automatically added to the Member Directory as an ANA Network member. To become a registered ANA Community member and receive your membership badge (based on your membership type), you’ll need to JOIN ANA . Access to Member Directory benefits is available exclusively to ANA Community members who want to connect with peers and discover professionals across applied neuroscience and allied disciplines. 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Applied Neuroscience Community in Paris Founding Member Paris Founding Member Brazil Chapter Founding Member Brazil Chapter Founding Member Brazil Chapter Aneta Herrenschmidt-Moller Founding Member ANA Paris Chapter Email: neuro@hmoller.com Social Links: LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/aneta-h-moller-519842269 ANA Paris Chartered on 15th May 2025 A Bit About Aneta Independent Researcher, Speaker, Entrepreneur Aneta is an Applied Neuroscientists, Researcher and Entrepreneur, with a diverse academic background encompassing applied neuroscience, political science, economics, advocacy and therapeutic work. She has a keen interest in the therapeutic potential of psychedelics and pain perception, the impact of nutrition on brain health, memory enhancement beyond the brain and body, and movement disorders associated with Parkinson's disease. Aneta co-founded a start-up focused on bringing actionable solutions to the lives of Parkinson's sufferers and their carers. This work involved developing innovative, evidence-based tools and resources that draw on neuroscience, technology, and human-centred design to improve quality of life, enhance daily functioning, and provide practical support for managing the challenges of Parkinson’s disease for both sufferers and their carers. Today her focus is investigating movement and perception disorders, such as Parkinson's, Huntington's, and Synesthesia, focusing on cases with complex or unclear neurological origins for people struggling with seeking causation and support in the traditional medical system. Rather than providing direct treatment, Aneta works together with her clients to develop and apply tailored protocols, exploring a range of possible approaches for managing each individual's unique needs, circumstances and contexts. In May 2023, Aneta participated as a speaker at the "Thanks For The Memories" Pint of Science Event in collaboration with ANA. Her talk, titled "Beyond the Brain," explored the concept of augmenting cognition and memory through bodily, environmental, and social resources, challenging the notion that thinking is confined solely to the brain. Her work emphasises the importance of considering extra-neuronal factors in cognitive and emotional processes, advocating for holistic methods to address complex health challenges. In March 2025, Aneta spoke during Brain Awareness Week for ANA's Lunchtime Brain Breaks Talk Series, 'Exploring the Neuroscience Behind Pain & Pain Management'. You can find the accompanying BLOG HERE and click on the YouTube Channel below for her Talk. ANA Applied Talks hosted the launch of 5 ANA Chapters across 5 cities on May 15th, including ANA Warsaw! In this Talk Aneta carried on the conversation about Pain, discussing modulation of pain by cognitive and emotional states as 'pain perception disrupters'. Aneta's multidisciplinary approach integrates insights from applied neuroscience, psychology, anthropology, philosophy and social sciences to develop innovative strategies aimed at enhancing emotional and cognitive function and overall well-being. She bring evidence-based expertise and knowledge to the fore for anyone who is curious about their brain and how they might work with their brains and body for wellness and resilience. She welcomes connections especially where you have similar research passions! Meet Aneta on LinkedIn October 2024 - Present June 2024 - Present June 2022 - Present Neurological Researcher and Specialist Applying Neuroscience to help Clients navigate complex disorders and syndromes, uncovering and testing potential solutions enabling informed decisions about next steps. ANA Non-executive Director Supports the governance and strategic growth of ANA. Provides independent oversight, champions ethical practice, and helps guide ANA’s mission to connect neuroscience with society, through education, growing the membership, and partnering. Co-Founder Start-up focused on bringing actionable solutions to the lives of Parkinson's sufferers and their carers. This work involved developing innovative, evidence-based tools and resources that draw on neuroscience, technology, and human-centred design.

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Discover ANA Chapters in Africa: Empowering Applied Neuroscience across the continent through collaboration, education, and ethical social impact. ANA Africa Chapter By working together in Chapters, ANA, our Members, and Partners are scaling a global Network of Applied Neuroscientists and allied disciplines, that have traditionally worked in silos. Chapters are local hubs, cultivating meaningful social impact within their communities and worldwide. If you’re passionate about being the voice of Applied Neuroscience in your region as a Founding Member or would like to explore partnerships, please contact us for details and eligibility: info@appliedneuroscienceassociation.com . AFRICA CHAPTER FOUNDING MEMBER NAIROBI Sarah Toner sarah.1.toner@kcl.ac.uk CHARTERED ON [DATE] CHAPTER FOUNDING MEMBER Contact Name Contact Email CHARTERED ON [DATE] CHAPTER FOUNDING MEMBER Contact Name Contact Email CHARTERED ON [DATE] Explore Other Chapters Explore Other Chapters Explore Other Chapters Explore Other Chapters