Statistics show that men are less likely to seek help for their mental health which can lead to serious physical and mental health consequences.
Everyone has a responsibility to promote and create positive and supportive environments that enable men to talk and express their emotions.
Ian Milton, our Senior Emotional Wellbeing Therapist, shows us how to best start the conversation around mental health to help support those around us.
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