Everyday Brain Health: Small Habits, Big Impact (June 10)

About this event

Kristina Andjelkovic is a certified Health and mental Coach, an MSc candidate in Psychology and Neuroscience of Mental Health at King’s College London, and the founder of The NINA Health, a method that connects nutrition, intuition, neuroscience, and awareness to support balance and resilience in daily life. She is also the co-organizer of the Geneva Longevity Summit 2025, taking place on June 14 — a multidisciplinary event dedicated to brain health, emotional well-being, and healthy aging.

Her work bridges science and everyday experience, helping people build mental clarity, energy, and emotional stability through accessible, lifestyle-based strategies.

In this “Ask the Expert” session, Kristina will introduce simple, science-backed habits that support everyday brain health. From how we eat and sleep to how we breathe and recover from stress, small changes can make a big difference in how we think, feel, and age.

Everyday Brain Health: Small Habits, Big Impact

• What affects our focus and mental energy during the day

• Why stress and brain function are closely connected

• How nutrition, movement, and routine shape long-term brain health

• Easy ways to support your mind through daily habits

Who Can Attend?

All Health2Wealth Members

Date & time

Tuesday, June 10, 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM

Location

Online

Guidelines

• Agenda: 5-10 minute introduction to the topic  y the expert, answer questions and discussion with members.

• Who can join? Only registered Health2Wealth members.

• How do I join? Register in advance — we’ll send you the link before the session.

• Can I ask questions? Yes! You can submit your questions up to one week prior to the event to members@health2wealth.org , or simply join the live call and participate.

• What kinds of questions? Feel free to ask about the topic and bring your curiosity — but please remember, this is not a personal consultation. The expert will focus on general insights and won’t cover highly personal or individual health cases.

• What’s special? It’s a member-driven conversation: you help shape where the discussion goes.