Dr Zac Seidler is a Clinical Psychologist and one of the world’s leading researchers in men’s mental health. He’s also a proud new Dad to little Arty. His work sits at the intersection of clinical practice, public health, and policy with a singular goal: to reduce the staggering rates of male suicide and domestic violence worldwide.

Zac is the Global Director of Research at Movember and an Associate Professor with Orygen at The University of Melbourne, where he leads the Young Men’s Mental Health Lab. He has spent years translating research into real-world change by working with clinicians, organisations, governments, and the public to shift how we understand and respond to men in distress.

With more than 150 peer-reviewed publications, two edited books, and a track record of advising national and international health policy, Zac brings both rigour and humanity to the conversation around men’s mental health. He developed Men in Mind - the world’s first evidence-based online training program for mental health clinicians working with men, now accessed by practitioners in more than 10 countries.

When he’s not in the research lab or the therapist chair Zac is a regular contributor to major media outlets including the ABC, BBC, The Guardian, The New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal, and a sought-after keynote speaker for corporate, government, and community audiences.