Invited guest on The Next Playbook and featured on Grace & Space, Katrina Monton shares insights from her journey as a former national team athlete turned psychologist, discussing identity, transition, and the role of psychological safety in high-performance environments.

Featured on The Financial Diet YouTube series, Katrina Monton appears as a subject matter expert discussing masculinity, success, and the hidden psychological costs of high achievement.

Invited by the U.S. Department of Justice, Katrina Monton spoke as an expert panelist on Power Dynamics and Abuse in Collegiate Sports, examining systemic risk, power imbalances, and safeguarding in athletic environments.

Invited as an expert, Katrina Monton joined Episode 28 of the Athletes, Advocates & Activists in Sport webinar series, sharing insights on athlete activism, advocacy, and the role of sport in advancing social change.

Featured on Heroes in Our Midst Podcast, Katrina Monton shares insights from her journey as a former national team athlete turned psychologist, discussing culture, team dynamics, and the importance of psychological safety, well-being, and belonging in high-performance environments.

Featured on the Sporting Change podcast episode “Masculinity & Culture,” Katrina Monton discusses her evolution from elite athlete to psychologist, delving into masculinity, cultural norms, and psychological well-being in sport.

Katrina Monton is honored by Concordia University with the John F. Lemieux Young Alumni Medal for her advocacy in safe, equitable, and inclusive athletic environments and her transition from elite athlete to organizational psychologist.

Awarded the Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers by the Governor General of Canada, Katrina Monton is recognized for her exceptional, sustained volunteer contributions to Canadian communities.