Men and mental health
Why men don't talk about mental health, how depression effects men, suicide rates among men, and how you can look after yourself or somebody else.
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Our best mental health tips - backed by research
This guide provides you with our best tips on how to look after your mental health - backed by research.
Read : Our best mental health tips - backed by researchSITUATE project
We are running this project with the University of Sussex to help students’ mental health.
Read : SITUATE projectMental Health Foundation Strategy 2020-2025: Making Prevention Happen
Prevention of poor mental health is not only possible, but urgently needed. Our strategy affirms our commitment to making prevention happen, so that people across the UK can live mentally healthier lives.
Read : Mental Health Foundation Strategy 2020-2025: Making Prevention HappenBecoming a Man (BAM)
The Becoming a Man (BAM) programme is a mental well-being intervention adapted from the US that aims to support young men’s personal development by taking into account their lived experience and the often difficult environments they must navigate.
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What body image means, how it affects your mental health and what causes body image concerns.
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The symptoms and causes of anxiety, and what help is available.
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The aim of this paper is to scope the public mental health research landscape today with a particular focus on the evidence around prevention and the fundamental determinants of mental health and mental health inequity.
Read : Prevention Review 2015Mental health and prevention: taking local action for better mental health
This report sets out ways to tackle the rapidly growing level of mental ill-health in England.
Read : Mental health and prevention: taking local action for better mental healthThe economic case for investing in the prevention of mental health conditions in the UK
Our report ‘The economic case for investing in the prevention of mental health conditions in the UK’, provides evidence from the UK and around the world that proves prevention interventions work.
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