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Why men don’t talk about their mental health: The pressure to appear strong
When it comes to mental health, there’s a deeply rooted stigma that affects men in particular. One of the most significant reasons men don't talk about their emotional well-being is the societal pressure to appear strong. For generations, men have been cast in the role of protectors and providers, tasked with taking care of others while suppressing their own emotional struggles. This expectation, reinforced by cultural norms and outdated gender...
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,...
Live Fundraising Silent Auction for Ampthill vs. Cancer and ‘For Men To Talk’
At the Ampthill Town Council Annual Meeting on 28 May 2025, Cllr Stephen Addy was elected as the new Mayor of Ampthill, serving from 2025 to 2026. As Mayor, Cllr Addy has chosen to support two local groups during his time in office: Ampthill vs. Cancer and ‘For Men To...
Hitchin’s Labour MP, Alistair Strathern recognises ‘For Men To Talk’ in House of Commons Speech
Men’s mental health is finally getting the attention it deserves. Late last month, Hitchin’s Labour MP, Alistair Strathern, stood in the House of Commons and shared his own mental health challenges. His speech supported the Government’s first-ever Men’s Health...