Natanya Khanna is a final year student of MSc Psychology (Health and Wellbeing) at CHRIST (Deemed to be University). Her experiences in health and clinical settings have nurtured a strong passion for the promotion of mental health among individuals and caregivers of those with chronic and progressive health conditions. She is a certified QPR gatekeeper and advocate for raising awareness of invisible disabilities, particularly Ehlers-Danlos syndrome. In 2023, she was awarded “Best Research Paper in Psychology Track” at the international conference for Principles for Responsible Management Education Research.