Unlock Olympic-Level Health, Mental Fitness, Longevity & Global Leadership
Structural Intelligence: Aligning the Body for Elite Performance
Many entrepreneurs push harder when performance drops — few realise the issue may be physical.
In this session, discover how Advanced Muscle Integration can rapidly reduce tension, improve clarity and help you operate at a higher level with less effort.
Because when the body is aligned, everything else follows.
The AMIT Method represents a paradigm shift in the treatment of chronic muscular dysfunction and sports-related injuries. This cutting-edge therapeutic approach identifies and corrects patterns of muscular inhibition that are often overlooked by conventional treatments, leading to faster recovery times and improved performance outcomes.
Developed through decades of clinical research, AMIT focuses on addressing the root causes of biomechanical dysfunction rather than merely managing symptoms. Individuals and athletes treated with AMIT protocols demonstrate significant improvements in strength, stability, and injury prevention.
This conference offers a rare opportunity to learn directly from the creators of the technique, Dr. Craig Buhler and Dr. Molly Brown, who will share practical, real-world applications that can be immediately implemented by healthcare professionals, coaches, trainers, wellness practitioners, and performance-focused leaders alike.
Mitochondrial Medicine for Peak Performance
Cellular energy dysfunction is increasingly recognized as a hidden factor behind low energy, slow recovery, and performance plateaus—not only in elite athletes, but also in entrepreneurs and high-performing professionals.
Dr. Beatrice Constandache will share next-generation strategies for optimizing cellular energy production, boosting endurance, and accelerating recovery. These insights help individuals perform at a higher level, think more clearly, and recover faster from physical and mental stress.
These new frontiers in performance science open powerful possibilities for addressing fatigue, metabolic imbalance, and chronic inflammation—challenges that affect even the most active, disciplined, and successful individuals.
Importantly, these applications extend far beyond elite sport, offering practical tools for anyone seeking sustainable energy, resilience, and long-term vitality through smarter cellular optimization.
Rewiring for Mastery: Accelerating Learning Through Self-Directed Neuroplasticity
In her focused 25-minute session, Jelena Jovanovic will introduce the principles of Self-Directed Neuroplasticity and reveal how high-performing individuals can train the brain to absorb, process and implement complex concepts with greater speed and precision.
Designed for leaders and entrepreneurs navigating constant innovation, this talk offers practical methods to help your mind grasp new ideas faster, retain them longer, and translate them into action with clarity and confidence.
This session is designed for those who don’t just want to learn — but to embody knowledge quickly and effectively in high-stakes environments.
Mental Health as Strategy for entrepreneurs
Dr Arokia Antonysamy is a visionary leader in mental health, widely recognised for her patient-centered innovations and transformative impact on mental health systems. She is the CEO and Co-founder of MindKonnect, a digital mental health platform designed to deliver early assessments and interventions, empowering patients to take control of their care. She is the recipient of the Innovator Award
for developing the MaZon tool to deliver care closer to home and
the creator of the Psychiatric Adult Risk Assessment (PARA) tool, the first national framework to address social media-related risks while highlighting patient strengths, promoting safer and more compassionate care. Her innovative approaches to reducing violence and aggression in psychiatric inpatient units were showcased
the creator of the Psychiatric Adult Risk Assessment (PARA) tool, the first national framework to address social media-related risks while highlighting patient strengths, promoting safer and more compassionate care. Her innovative approaches to reducing violence and aggression in psychiatric inpatient units were showcased
in the BBC documentary “Keeping Britain Alive”, illustrating her commitment to humane, cost-efficient, and effective mental health care.
A champion of collaborative practice, Dr Antonysamy has led and contributed to national initiatives, including the Quality Indicators in Psychosis project, formally launched at the House of Commons, influencing policy and advancing standards of care. Her research spans transgender health, perinatal psychiatry, patient experience, reflective practice, and the integration of AI in psychiatry.
A champion of collaborative practice, Dr Antonysamy has led and contributed to national initiatives, including the Quality Indicators in Psychosis project, formally launched at the House of Commons, influencing policy and advancing standards of care. Her research spans transgender health, perinatal psychiatry, patient experience, reflective practice, and the integration of AI in psychiatry.
She was awarded the Rethink Academic Prize for her pioneering research into patient experience and recognised as one of the UK’s rising stars for her contributions to the community.
Her achievements are underpinned by the prestigious Warwick Business School scholarship, which strengthened her expertise in healthcare leadership and innovation. A respected Educator, Mentor and Speaker, she has shaped clinical training across undergraduate and postgraduate levels while inspiring professionals worldwide with her thought leadership.
Celebrated for her ability to “think outside the box,” Dr Antonysamy combines clinical excellence with visionary leadership, leaving
a lasting impact on patients, carers, and mental health systems internationally. Her work continues to redefine how mental health care is delivered, making her one of the most influential voices in contemporary psychiatry.
a lasting impact on patients, carers, and mental health systems internationally. Her work continues to redefine how mental health care is delivered, making her one of the most influential voices in contemporary psychiatry.