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Men don’t talk about their mental health due to cultural norms
Despite growing awareness of mental health issues, many men continue to struggle in silence. A significant barrier preventing men from seeking help is cultural norms, particularly those related to traditional masculinity. For generations, men have been socialised to embrace qualities such as stoicism, self-reliance, and toughness—values that encourage them to manage their problems independently rather than seeking external support. These norms,...
Celebrating 6 Years of ‘For Men To Talk’ at The Bigg Theatre, with thanks to Preen
On Saturday 10 January 2026, from 6pm, 'For Men To Talk' will celebrate its 6 year anniversary with a special event. The evening will look back at the last six years, explore why the group was founded, and share plans for 2026 and beyond. The event is free to attend...
It’s a balancing act: Men’s struggles with juggling multiple responsibilities
In a world that is evolving rapidly, the expectations placed on individuals, particularly men, have become increasingly diverse and demanding. Men today find themselves caught in a complex web of responsibilities, attempting to strike a delicate balance between work,...
Mid-month check-in: a chance to share and feel heard. ‘For Men To Talk’ week commencing 15 December 2025 Meetings.
'For Men To Talk’ is a peer support group is for men who are suffering with a mental health illness, such as anxiety, depression and grief, to talk in a safe and comfortable environment. Conversations include many factors in a man's life, including work,...