Men's Health Matters: Revisited

A live webinar from Thrive4Life

This Movember, we are revisiting some of the most important conversations from our summer Men’s Health Matters campaign in one candid and engaging lunchtime session.

Health and wellbeing specialist Ross Abbott will take us on a fast-paced tour through the key lessons and standouts from across the campaign, bringing together men’s mental health, the importance of knowing your health metrics, and the key takeaways around heart health and cancer awareness.

Drawing out the messages that matter most, Ross will explore where men’s health conversations still need to go further, what too often gets missed, and how greater awareness can lead to earlier and more confident action.

Whether you followed the original campaign or are joining the conversation for the first time, this session offers a clear, memorable overview of the health messages every man and everyone supporting the men in their lives should know.

Webinar duration: About 30 minutes, plus time for questions and answers.

Your speaker is Ross Abbott

Ross Abbott is one of Thrive4Life’s lead facilitators in corporate mental health and wellbeing, with extensive experience supporting organisations across the Lloyd’s market and wider City. Known for his practical, engaging and candid approach, he works at the intersection of wellbeing strategy, mental health education and inclusive culture.

An experienced mental health and inclusion advocate, Ross brings both professional expertise and lived experience, drawing on his own mental health and neurodivergent diagnoses to help create safe, supportive spaces and make mental health education accessible, relevant and real.

Alongside his work with organisations, Ross volunteers as a Crisis Textline supporter with Shout, sits on the associate board of suicide prevention charity R;pple, and supports LooseHeadz. He is also a speaker, podcaster and facilitator, championing open conversations around mental health, neurodiversity and inclusion in everyday life.