Movember Grand Tour | Geneva Edition
A moustache can start a conversation. A story can change a life.
This Movember, Martin Coul brings his Grand Tour to Geneva 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.
His special guest for the evening will be Tony Johnston, an Emmy Award-winning journalist, content creator, and now Swiss watchmaker. His latest watch Sol is a solar watch, charged on the Matterhorn. Originally from Australia, Tony has lived in Switzerland for 15 years. He loves hiking with his Border Collie, bakes a mean veggie lasagna, and lives to share stories that make a positive difference in our world.
Geneva is the third stop on a Swiss tour that encompasses Basel, Biel and Zürich, each hosted in partnership with local organisations.
Hosted by Cancer Support Switzerland at Château du Grand-Saconnex the Geneva edition invites anyone touched by men’s mental health, whether personally or through loved ones, to sit together,
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Movember Grand Tour | Geneva Edition
A moustache can start a conversation. A story can change a life.
This Movember, Martin Coul brings his Grand Tour to Geneva 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.
His special guest for the evening will be Tony Johnston, an Emmy Award-winning journalist, content creator, and now Swiss watchmaker. His latest watch Sol is a solar watch, charged on the Matterhorn. Originally from Australia, Tony has lived in Switzerland for 15 years. He loves hiking with his Border Collie, bakes a mean veggie lasagna, and lives to share stories that make a positive difference in our world.
Geneva is the third stop on a Swiss tour that encompasses Basel, Biel and Zürich, each hosted in partnership with local organisations.
Hosted by Cancer Support Switzerland at Château du Grand-Saconnex the Geneva 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.
Each ticket 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. Guests can keep it for themselves 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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