Masculinity gets in the way of men talking about how they are feeling. When you think about it that’s just silly isn’t it. Was happy to talk about this important aspect of male suicide yesterday at #healthatwork2022#HWatWork#mentalhealth#malesuicide
Congratulations #healthatwork2022 at providing another great conference. So good to see people in the flesh and to talk about so many important things. #HWatWork
Men are four times more likely than women to die by suicide.
@HealthEFarrell will discuss overcoming toxic masculinity in the prevention of suicide. He will explain how some current messages around #mentalhealth reinforce masculinity and shame in men.
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With usage up from 10.4% in October 2020 to 11.4% in the same month last year, employers were seeing a higher ROI from their EAPs. https://t.co/JNtikkH1VB
@clarebalding when I cycled in Glossop, Ben Watson and I weighed about the same, although I was twice his age. He’d shoot off up the hills away from the group, then ride down to pick me up and lead to the top again. So strong and full of energy.
Here are some ways you can 'mind your mask manners' and help others feel more comfortable. Ask:
Would you prefer I wore my mask?
Is it OK to take my mask off?
Shall we open this window/leave the door open?
Shall we spread out a bit?
Would you like some of my hand gel? (6/6)
@BSACdivers@mentalhealth Its not always about underwater, just being out in nature helps mental health, be it at the coast or a quarry if you take time to notice. Thats good for mental health. I have written about this https://t.co/sXd5ty8DPn