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Will Adolphy is a psychotherapist, speaker, and educator working at the intersection of men’s mental health, masculinity, and culture.
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He delivers dynamic talks and workshops in schools, universities, and public forums across the UK — helping young people, staff and parents understand the pressures boys face today, both online and offline.
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Will leads CPD training sessions for staff and parents, including Understanding the Manosphere and Approaching Conversations with Boys — a practical and compassionate guide to navigating online misogyny, influencer culture, and the rise of figures like Andrew Tate.
His unique insight comes not just from professional training, but personal experience.
Will was once drawn into the online ‘Manosphere’ during a time of crisis. His journey out of that world — and toward emotional healing — is the subject of his upcoming book Beyond the Manosphere: Why I Took the Redpill and How I Broke Free, and featured in Movember’s recent
Young Men’s Health in a Digital World report [watch documentary here].
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Will was also invited to Number 10 Downing Street to advise the Prime Minister and Health Secretary on the UK’s forthcoming Men’s Health Strategy, and to contribute to discussions following the release of Adolescence, the Netflix documentary that sparked global debate.
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His lived experience of addiction, anxiety and suicidal ideation, combined with his clinical background, makes him a deeply relatable and impactful speaker — especially for boys who feel disconnected, misunderstood, or left behind.
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To enquire about talks, workshops or partnerships, please contact: info@willadolphy.com
Holly Lodge High School
"On behalf of Holly Lodge High School, I want to express our sincere gratitude for the exceptional talk and workshop you delivered today. Your insights and expertise left a lasting impact on both our students and staff.
The positive energy generated by your presentation was palpable, and I wanted to let you know how much our students enjoyed and appreciated the experience. Your ability to connect with them on a meaningful level was truly admirable, the buzz created in the sixth form area was great!"