Bio: Rochelle is an Associate Professor in Global Health and Deputy Director of the UCL Centre for Global Non-Communicable Diseases, at the Institute for Global Health at UCL. She is the founder and Director of UCL’s Global Network on Mental Health and Child Marriage.  She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health, and a member of the ESRC peer review college, UK Trauma Council, among other affiliations. As a community health psychologist, Rochelle is interested in the promotion of community-led approaches to health globally, and views communities as a route to understanding and responding to the political economy of poor health, with a particular emphasis on the impacts of broader development issues such as poverty, gender, racialised oppression. For the past decade, she has focused largely on mental wellbeing and the experience of common mental disorders in contexts of adversity and is a leading voice in the emerging field of social interventions in Global Mental Health. She has led a range of projects that focus on the development of community mental health interventions (in South Africa, Colombia, the UK and Zimbabwe) and has contributed her methodological and mental health expertise to projects on community-led responses to other health challenges, such as child health in Nigeria, multi-morbidity, and developing patient-centred outcomes for TB.