Join us this Men’s Health Week for Thriving Together: Supporting Men’s Mental Health and Wellbeing— an engaging conversation open to all. Discover how men can thrive while meeting life’s demands and how we can all play a role in their journey. Leave with tools to support both your wellbeing and that of the men around you.  

Key Topics: 

• Navigating societal and workplace expectations 

• Embracing vulnerability as a source of strength  

• Practical, everyday tools to support mental health and wellbeing 

• How to foster a more open, supportive culture at work and beyond 

Guest Speakers: 

David Eccles  

David is the co-founder of WNOW (When No One’s Watching), a men’s health movement with over 40 chapters across six countries, involving 3,000 men in weekly programs. His work in this space emphasises the importance of mental and physical well-being, of promoting meaningful connections and of bringing back mateship. 

Barry McGale 

Barry is recognised as an international leader in postvention services and has received several national and international awards. Barry is currently a Director of the National Suicide Research Foundation Ireland; Patron and Consultant with Suicide Bereavement UK; and Patron of the Support After Suicide Partnership. 

Jim Breen 

Jim Breen is a passionate advocate for mental health and wellbeing, with a wealth of experience supporting communities, schools and workplaces. As the founder of I Am Here and PulseLearning, he has been at the forefront of driving impactful change. An internationally acclaimed speaker, Jim has collaborated with leading mental health and wellbeing experts. 

What You Will Gain: 

• Fresh insights into men’s mental health and wellbeing 

• Practical strategies you can apply in everyday life 

• Confidence to better support the men around you 

• Tools to foster a workplace where openness, support and connection thrive  

Don’t miss this opportunity join a meaningful conversation and to walk away with practical tools to strengthen mental health and wellbeing — for yourself, your colleagues, and the men in your life.