Andrew is on a mission to create healthy generations of young men and transform what is a bleak outlook for so many of our future men:
Working with diverse organisations, including; The Crown Prosecution Service, Specsavers, Chartered Institute of Marketing, University of Liverpool, Birmingham City University, Essex County Council, Amazon, Lidl, and a range of schools and colleges, Andrew explores some of the key questions we need to ask if we’re going to make progress on men’s mental health, create cohesive communities and foster gender unity:
Andrew is a survivor of long-term domestic violence in a former marriage and alongside his work on men’s mental health, he talks about; the struggles faced by male and female survivors, the need for gender unity in tackling domestic abuse, why people fall into and get stuck in abusive relationships, how to support people caught in abuse,, how gaslighting is manifested within abusive relationships, and the easy-to-spot differences between healthy and abusive relationship dynamics. He has also just launched a new podcast, Men on Show, celebrating the stories of ordinary men doing amazing things, whilst also exploring their views on modern masculinity, the issue of Andrew Tate and how to create a healthy generation of young men. Listen to Andrew's podcast here
Andrew delivers the following keynote sessions (learning points available on request):
Andrew is a dad to 5, including 3 boys under 10, which means he’s a maid, tutor, cook, taxi driver, war-zone reporter, peace negotiator, professional blackmailer and bribery guru. It also means his daily Fitbit count is never less than 15k steps.
Watch Andrew in action here.
Watch Andrew's showreel videohere.
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