Geraldine Dufour

Therapeutic Consultations Ltd, United Kingdom

Having worked in universities for over 20 years, Géraldine Dufour is an expert in matters related to university wellbeing and mental health. She is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Essex and works directly with individuals and organisations across the sector facilitating training, consultancy and supervision. Previously head of counselling at the University of Cambridge, chair of national executive committees for student mental health and counselling and founding member of national research groups in student mental health, Géraldine has a wide-ranging experience. Former French Erasmus student, working and collaborating internationally, with a visiting professorship at Fudan University, Géraldine is interested in cross-cultural work, difference, diversity and is part of the European Association for International Education (EAIE) Expert Community Student and Alumni Services.
You can find more information on her website https://www.geraldinedufour.com/expertsupport

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Jessica Price

Lunex University, Luxembourg

Jessica Price is an academic and counselling psychology practitioner with more than fifteen years of experience in the development of mental health and wellbeing interventions, supporting highly diverse and multicultural groups, drawing from approaches and experiences including counselling psychology; organizational behavior; positive psychology and student wellbeing.
She is currently the Programme leader of a new Bachelor degree in "Corporate Health Management and Wellbeing" at LUNEX (University of Applied Sciences based in Luxembourg), currently appointed as Assistant Professor in "Corporate Health and Sustainability Management"
Before joining LUNEX in 2023, she worked as Research Project Coordinator for the "Bildung Beyond Boundaries" framework at Jacobs University Bremen (Germany), while maintaining a private practice as a psychological therapist. Additionally, Jessica has offered consultancy at various European universities, in areas such as DEI; special needs, and psychological emergency management. She has served as board member of the Guidance and Counselling Expert Community at the EAIE, and is currently, appointed to the "Student and Alumni Services" TC at the EAIE.
Jessica holds a PhD in psychology from Jacobs University Bremen (Germany); a master’s degree in Counselling and Guidance from New York University (NYU) through an award by the Fulbright Scholarshiop Program; a second master’s degree in Integrated Social Sciences from the International University Bremen (currently Constructor University) and a third master’s degree in Applied Positive Psychology from the Universidad Jaume I (Spain), and  a bachelor degree in Psychology from the Central American University (UCA, San Salvador). Additionally, Jessica is licensed as a "Heilpraktiker für Psychotherapie" in Germany. She also has advanced studies in Narrative Therapy with the Institute of Narrative Therapy (INT) in the UK and has a certification as Buddhist meditation facilitator.

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Stephanie Griffiths

Independent Intercultural Consultant and Trainer, United Kingdom

A specialist in student mental health, with a focus on outreach and training within higher education 

Stephanie is an intercultural consultant/trainer at her own intercultural consultancy for higher education institutions, which focuses on the internationalisation of students. She recently retired from the position of Associate Director for Counselling and Mental health Support at King’s College London, after having worked in the field of psychological counselling for over 30 years. Stephanie has developed a programme of outreach and training, with the aim of enabling home and international students, academics and frontline administrative staff to be trained in the psychological pressures that they may encounter. She embarked on a study trip to Fudan and Shanghai Jaio Tong Universities in 2015, with the objective of understanding the presentation and treatment of mental health issues amongst students in China and has since been invited to speak at several conferences in China, organised through Oxford Prospects and Global Development Institute. Stephanie studied English and Education at Goldsmiths University; Psychology at Birkbeck College, University of London; Guidance and Counselling at Reading University and is an elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine. She was the recipient of the King’s College Principal’s Award in 2018, which recognises an individual who has ‘gone above and beyond to champion the goals of the university and has delivered outstanding service as a King’s Ambassador’.  
She has been a trainer at the EAIE Academy for the past five years and was one of the keynote speakers at the AACSB and EAIE Expert Community Business Education in 2020, on the topic of ‘avoiding virtual burnout: maintaining engagement, motivation and mental health in students, staff and faculty’.