WHO CHECKS ON THE MEN?
WHO CHECKS ON THE MEN?
He says, “I'm fine.” But is he?
He goes to work. He provides. He takes care of his responsibilities. He shows up for everyone.
But when something is weighing on him, would you recognise it?
And if you did, would you know what to say?
Men can experience pressures that are difficult to express — expectations at work, responsibilities at home, financial worries, relationship challenges and the pressure to always appear strong.
Sometimes, the people who care about them most don't realise what they're going through.
Join the Alliance of Public Health Administration in ALLPHA LIVE: WHO CHECKS ON THE MEN? for an evidence-informed, practical conversation about men's emotional wellbeing, the pressures they rarely discuss, and how we can better understand and support one another.
What will you take away?
Understand the silence: Explore why some men find it difficult to express their emotions or ask for support.
Recognise the pressures: Understand how everyday responsibilities and unspoken struggles can affect behaviour, communication and relationships.
Avoid common mistakes: Discover why well-intentioned questions and conversations can sometimes create distance instead of connection.
Start better conversations: Learn practical ways to listen, communicate and offer support without judgment or pressure.
Who should attend?
Men themselves — and anyone who cares about a man in their life.
Wives, husbands, partners, parents, adult children, siblings, friends and colleagues are welcome.
You don't need to be experiencing a crisis to benefit from understanding one another better.
Event details
Date: Wednesday, 28 October 2026
Time: 8:30–9:30 PM (Singapore Time) + additional optional Q&A time
Format: Live online presentation with Q&A
Presented by: Dr. Das | ALLPHA
Admission: S$25 per person
Limited places available.
Because sometimes, the most important conversation is the one we haven't started.
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This is an educational session and is not a substitute for individual medical, psychological or mental health assessment or treatment.