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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MHF and Zero Suicide Alliance launch website which maps England's suicide risks
29th Jun 2020 / Prevention resources and tools
A major free online resource, designed to help reduce suicide, suicidal thoughts and behaviour, is released today by the Zero Suicide Alliance (ZSA) and the Mental Health Foundation.
Read : MHF and Zero Suicide Alliance launch website which maps England's suicide risksCrisis care
What to do if you need urgent help for your mental health, and how to plan for a crisis.
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What self-harm is, why people do it, and getting support.
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This qualitative research report from March 2020 explores levels of support across Scotland for people who are bereaved by suicide.
Read : Support for those bereaved by suicideOne in seven adults across Scotland have experienced suicidal thoughts or feelings because of concerns about their Body Image – new Mental Health Foundation Scotland poll
Just over one in seven Scottish adults (16%) have experienced suicidal thoughts or feelings because of concerns about their body image, according to a new poll by the Mental Health Foundation Scotland.
Read : One in seven adults across Scotland have experienced suicidal thoughts or feelings because of concerns about their Body Image – new Mental Health Foundation Scotland pollOur response to new Scotland suicide statistics
Our response to the new statistics on suicide in Scotland.
Read : Our response to new Scotland suicide statisticsComhar men’s groups
We partnered with icap (Immigration Counselling and Psychotherapy) to deliver self-management courses for Irish men in mid-life.
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