Ross is an entrepreneur running a successful events company called RM Events and more recently, founding RM Wellness. He is also a DJ and plays at UK festivals and in Ibiza. Ross is active in charitable work and has even taken his DJ skills to bring joy to children in Uganda. He firmly believes helping others is key for his own recovery and well-being. Ross is 10 years clean and sober, and advocates that recovery is about action and change. Ross subscribes to natural ways to calm his ADHD mind such as cold-water swimming, meditation, the gym, breath-work, healthy eating and clean living. He feels his addictive personality has helped him achieve some amazing things in life such as running 4 marathons, completing a half iron man and cycling to Paris!
EMY.P
Emy.P is a Spoken Word artist, poetry slam champion, and musician born and raised in Essex. She describes herself as on a personal mission to raise awareness and destigmatize the negative viewpoints surrounding ADHD in adults. Emy’s honest writing approach and dark humour delves into the minds of everyday people as well as her own wired brain. She has recently been a featured poet on BBC Radio London and her piece "Volume Control" has been viewed by thousands and shared by leading professors in Neuroscience at Universities. Emy describes herself as “Passionate, Chaotic and Scruffy”, her relatable stories and electric performance are proving to be very popular on the UK spoken word scene. Emy uses spoken word, music, and public speaking as a platform to help others whilst continuing to learn, grow, and use her colourful and creative ADHD brain to its full potential.
MC Creed (Chris Reid)
Chris Reid is also known as MC Creed and has been firmly established in the UK House and Garage industry since 1989. Chris hosts some of the most popular UK club nights and makes guest appearances all over the globe including Dubai. He has achieved phenomenal chart success with tracks such as Good Rhymes which has led to a catalogue of highly successful mainstream and underground releases. His distinctive voice has led Creed to regular guest appearances on a diverse selection of TV shows and acting roles. He is the Founder of Vocal Fusion a specialist UK booking agency for MCs and provides workshops that introduce up-and-coming young artists to the industry. Chris is also known for his outstanding senior youth work and contributes to countless community projects helping at-risk youth as well as advocating for Anti Knife Crime workshops and supporting local councils.
Brandon Block
Brandon Block is a legendary DJ and one of the first residents at Space in Ibiza. His residency was arguably one of the initial driving forces behind the Island's popularity and notoriety as one of the best places to party. Musically, Brandon has a wealth of experience and is still one of the UK’s most sought-after DJs. Brandon is a guest speaker at all of our Nutritious Minds Trust events and speaks openly and honestly about his experience developing a prolific drug addiction that almost ended his life. Now, with almost 30 years ofsobriety behind him, Brandon is trained as a SMART recovery trainer, a goal mapping practitioner, a stress management coach, a mental health first aider, and a suicide awareness coach, and has helped hundreds of people to achieve a better way of being. Brandon is the co-founder of the charity Happy Days for Everyone and runs a monthly mental health support group called Tuned Out at The Ministry of Sound offices.
Miss C (Chloe Sinclair)
A powerhouse of talent, Miss C is a singer, rapper, presenter, actor, voice-over artist & stand-up comedian. From MCing at under-18s raves with DJ legends like Mickey Finn & Nicky Blackmarket, to co-producing and touring with Friends, Lovers & Family, to residencies at iconic events like Superfreq and Burning Man—her story is as electrifying as her stage presence. Diagnosed recently with ADHD, Miss C brings passion, lived experience, and a powerful voice to our mission.
Dr Miguel Toribio-Mateas
Dr Miguel Toribio-Mateas is a clinical neuroscientist, applied microbiologist, and nutrition researcher with over two decades of experience dedicated to advancing mental health through the science of the gut-brain axis. He serves as Honorary Research Fellow at Cardiff University’s School of Psychology and Lecturer in Nutrition, Quality Improvement, and Public Health at the University of West London. Passionate about empowering neurodivergent and marginalised communities, Miguel’s work bridges cutting-edge research with practical, compassionate solutions to support emotional resilience and cognitive wellbeing. As Ambassador for Nutritious Minds Charity Trust, he is committed to making evidence-based nutrition and neuroscience accessible for all, championing inclusion, diversity, and the transformative power of lived experience.
DJ Jumpin Jack Frost
DJ Jumpin Jack Frost (AKA Nigel Thompson) is a Brixton-born and raised pioneer of UK jungle and drum & bass, internationally recognised as a DJ, producer, author and co-founder of the seminal V Recordings label. Alongside Bryan Gee, he helped shape the sound and direction of drum & bass from the early 1990s onwards, with V Recordings launching and supporting artists including Roni Size, Krust and DJ Die. Under his Leviticus alias, Frost produced the jungle anthem “Burial”, one of the defining records of the genre. In 2025, Frost signed with the legendary Def Jam Records, marking another major milestone in a career spanning more than three decades. At Boomtown 2025, he hosted the Brixton Bass Takeover on the Tangled Roots stage alongside figures including Grooverider, Bryan Gee and Brockie. Through V Recordings and its Planet V platform, Frost has continued to champion drum & bass culture on a global stage, curating events, supporting established names and creating space for the next generation of artists. Frost has supported Nutritious Minds Trust Charity and its work since circa 2017 and is a valued Charity Ambassador. He has consistently championed opportunities for the next generation of young artists and has spoken publicly and candidly about resilience, addiction, recovery and the importance of better mental-health support within the music industry. In 2025, Frost took part in the Brighton Music Conference on ADHD and neurodivergence, alongside Abi Lemon, Dr Rachel Gow, and other music industry artists, addressing burnout and mental wellbeing in electronic music. Frost continues to use his platform to encourage more open conversations around mental health, particularly for artists working within high-pressure creative industries. As an Ambassador, Frost brings not only an extraordinary musical legacy but also lived experience, authenticity, and a deep commitment to supporting younger generations through music, creativity, and community.