Asma Bibi is a health psychology professional, researcher, and SDGs advocate. Currently pursuing a PhD in Landscape Architecture at Tianjin University, passionate about exploring the link between green infrastructure, environmental sustainability, and psychological consciousness. With 13 years of experience, Asma has worked with national and international organisations in Pakistan. Before her PhD, she was Program Manager-CSR at A.R. Brothers, leading social impact and sustainability initiatives aligned with the UN SDGs. She also co-founded SEVC, a community-based organisation for social and environmental advocacy. Asma is actively involved in climate action, gender equality, and community resilience. She has contributed to flood relief efforts and represented her work at global forums, including as a speaker at the International Conference and Protect Our Planet Festival in Oaxaca, Mexico. Since 2020, she has volunteered with the Health Psychology Exchange, a UK-based network of Health Psychologists. Her contributions to maternal and child health research are featured in major publications. Also contributed to a book titled The Routledge International Handbook of Health Psychology (2025) ISBN: 9781032330648. Committed to mental health, social justice, and sustainability, Asma drives impact through academia, leadership, and advocacy.