Dr. Sergio A. Silverio first trained in Psychological Sciences (Clinical and Health Psychology) at the University of Liverpool and later read for a Master’s of Psychological and Psychiatric Anthropology at Brunel University, London. He maintains a primary research interest in women’s mental health over the lifecourse, in particular, assessing what contributes to poor mental health at key life transitions. Sergio has worked with in various academic departments, notably as a Research Assistant in Qualitative Methods at the University College London’s Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Institute for Women’s Health and at the Department of Women and Children’s Health at King’s College London, where he is now a Research Associate in Social Science of Women’s Health. On the basis of his research portfolio and published work, Sergio has been elected as a Chartered Psychologist and Associate Fellow of The British Psychological Society, Life Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute, Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health, a Science Council Registered Scientist, and Fellow of the Mental Health Collective. He has also won critical acclaim from The British Psychological Society for his early work on aging femininity and never-married older women’s social networks, and again from The Society for Reproductive and Infant Psychology for his more recent, ethnographic work on anxiety and antenatal clinics.