Movember Grand Tour | Basel Edition
A moustache can start a conversation. A story can change a life.
This Movember, Martin Coul brings his Grand Tour to Basel for an evening of open dialogue on men’s mental health. Losing a parent to schizophrenia as a young child, and later navigating his own experiences with depression and PTSD, shaped the lens through which Martin approaches well-being. Mental health chose him, not the other way around - and it’s why he’s committed to tackling the conversations many still shy away from.
Each stop also features a special guest to help open up the conversation. In Basel this is Pascal, proud parent of three kids and one dog. After becoming a dad, the importance of legacy became clear to Pascal. And by mentoring, counselling or just talking openly with his friends, co-workers and family not only but as well about health topics he can help create a culture where vulnerability is strength, and where taking care of one’s mental and physical health is seen not just as personal responsibility, but as a shared value.
Basel is the second stop on a Swiss tour that continues in Biel, Geneva and Zürich, each hosted in partnership with local organisations.
Hosted by EY, the Basel edition invites anyone touched by men’s mental
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Movember Grand Tour | Basel Edition
A moustache can start a conversation. A story can change a life.
This Movember, Martin Coul brings his Grand Tour to Basel for an evening of open dialogue on men’s mental health. Losing a parent to schizophrenia as a young child, and later navigating his own experiences with depression and PTSD, shaped the lens through which Martin approaches well-being. Mental health chose him, not the other way around - and it’s why he’s committed to tackling the conversations many still shy away from.
Each stop also features a special guest to help open up the conversation. In Basel this is Pascal, proud parent of three kids and one dog. After becoming a dad, the importance of legacy became clear to Pascal. And by mentoring, counselling or just talking openly with his friends, co-workers and family not only but as well about health topics he can help create a culture where vulnerability is strength, and where taking care of one’s mental and physical health is seen not just as personal responsibility, but as a shared value.
Basel is the second stop on a Swiss tour that continues in Biel, Geneva and Zürich, each hosted in partnership with local organisations.
Hosted by EY, the Basel edition invites anyone touched by men’s mental health, whether personally or through loved ones, to sit together, challenge old ideas of masculinity and explore what well-being really means today.
Your ticket price includes a copy of the book Just One Reason, Australia’s best-selling toolkit on suicide prevention with over 50,000 copies sold, valued at CHF 20. Keep it for yourself or pass it on to a friend or loved one.
All proceeds will support Heart2Heart – The English Helpline of Tel 143, a free and confidential English-speaking crisis line available across Switzerland. The lines are open from 6-11 pm every day of the year and it’s completely anonymous.
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