Meg Foley

Meg Foley, MS, is a sports psychologist, high performance coach and military trainer whose work sits at the point where psychology, physiology and human performance meet. She is listed on the Peptide University faculty as a Master Coach and Longevity Advocate.

Her specialty is nervous system resilience: the capacity of a person to stay regulated, recover well and perform under sustained load. That focus runs through everything she teaches, from working with elite performers to guiding health professionals who want their own physiology to match the advice they give patients.

She leads coaching at the Human Longevity Institute, where her work centres on helping health professionals embody longevity rather than only prescribe it. Coaching, in her framing, is what turns a protocol into a behaviour a person can actually sustain.

At Peptide University her contribution is the human performance layer alongside the clinical curriculum. Peptide protocols, metabolic strategies and longevity interventions are only as durable as the nervous system, sleep, stress load and behaviour patterns underneath them, and that groundwork is where her teaching lives.