Augustus Collins

Augustus Collins, Ph.D., is a London-based psychologist, speaker, and author of "Bridging Generations: Navigating the Journey of Caring for Our Elders," "The Dynamics of Modern Family Life," and the acclaimed novel "Echoes of Time Square." A regular contributor to AgeUK.org, Augustus is also a professor emeritus in the Department of Psychology at King's College London. Dr. Collins focuses his discussions on aging gracefully, family dynamics, and psychological well-being. His insights have been featured in The Guardian, BBC News, and he has appeared as an expert guest on Sky News and other prominent media outlets across the UK. He has lent his voice to podcasts like "Life Over 50" and "Mind Matters," sharing valuable advice on mental health and elder care.

Dr. Collins delivered the keynote speech at the Global Aging Summit held in London, where he addressed challenges and solutions for an aging population. Additionally, he has been a distinguished speaker at events such as the International Caregivers Convention in Manchester, the Mayor’s Forum on Dementia in London, the European Conference on Gerontology in Berlin, and the joint conference of the British Psychological Society and the Royal Society for Public Health. Excerpts from his work have been published in Elderly Living Today and SeniorCareOnline. Articles featuring Dr. Collins have appeared in The Times, Daily Mail, The Independent, and Evening Standard, among others.

In March 2024, Dr. Collins was invited to speak at the World Congress on Positive Aging in Paris, discussing innovative approaches to elder care and mental health support. His engaging presentations and empathetic demeanor have made him a sought-after voice in the field of gerontology and family psychology.