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Mental health advocate, author & journalist

Bryony Gordon

Bryony Gordon helps organisations build openness around mental health and workplace wellbeing, drawing on her career as an award-winning journalist and bestselling author. She founded Mental Health Mates and holds the Royal College of Psychiatrists' President's Medal.

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Bryony Gordon
Bryony Gordon

Bryony Gordon

London, United Kingdom

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  • Mental health advocate and bestselling author
  • Daily Mail's 2025 Tabloid Columnist of the Year
  • Royal College of Psychiatrists' President's Medal recipient

Bryony Gordon is a fearless mental health advocate, journalist, and author who transforms personal struggles with OCD, depression, and addiction into powerful narratives that destigmatise mental illness and inspire authentic conversations about psychological wellbeing.


Bryony spent 24 years at the Telegraph before becoming a columnist at the Daily Mail, where she was named Tabloid Columnist of the Year in 2025. She has written nine books, six of them Sunday Times bestsellers, including the number one titles Mad Girl and You Got This, and hosts the podcast The Life of Bryony. Bryony founded Mental Health Mates in 2016, creating a nationwide peer support network that has become a lifeline for thousands. Her advocacy earned her the Royal College of Psychiatrists' President's Medal in 2023.


Bryony helps organisations navigate the complex landscape of workplace mental health by providing practical frameworks for creating psychologically safe environments. Her insights enable leaders to recognise early warning signs of burnout, implement effective support systems, and foster cultures where vulnerability becomes a strength rather than a weakness.


Audiences leave Bryony's presentations with actionable strategies for initiating difficult conversations about mental health, practical self-care techniques that go beyond superficial wellness trends, and renewed perspective on how embracing our struggles can become a source of resilience and innovation.


Book Bryony for an unforgettable keynote that transforms how your organisation approaches mental health, combining hard-hitting journalism with compassionate advocacy.

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Why we recommend booking Bryony

Bryony's frankness about anxiety, addiction, and recovery gives leadership teams a template for talking about mental health without stigma. For organisations building psychological safety or supporting staff wellbeing, her experience offers a starting point audiences trust immediately.

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Testimonials

We have had amazing feedback from the audience and we couldn't be happier with the event, Bryony was a pleasure to work with and listen to!

Jamie

J.P. Morgan

She was fantastic, such a good speaker and very well received. I'm a huge fan!!

Jessie

Hogan Lovells International LLP

Bryony was great—her openness and honesty made her talk unique. She connected deeply with the audience.

Sopra Steria Ltd

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What is Bryony Gordon's speaking style like?

Bryony delivers impactful insights with authenticity and warmth, using her personal experiences to foster understanding and support for mental health. Her engaging style inspires and empowers audiences to seek help.

What topics does Bryony Gordon specialise in?

Bryony Gordon specialises in discussing mental health awareness, journalism, addiction recovery and more.

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