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Why Language Matters: Rethinking the Language of Suicide
The words we use matter more than we often realise. They shape how we think, how we feel, and how safe we feel speaking openly. This is especially true when we talk about suicide. For many people, language can either open a door to support or quietly close it. One phrase that is still commonly used is “committed suicide.” While many people do not intend harm by using it, the phrase carries a long and painful history. To “commit” something is...
The importance of Town Council Newsletters in promoting ‘For Men To Talk’
In recent months, local town councils such as Ampthill and Biggleswade have taken an important step forward in championing men’s mental health by promoting ‘For Men To Talk’ meetings through their newsletters—Around the Pump and Biggleswade News respectively. This...
Celebrating the Volunteers of ‘For Men To Talk’ – Champions of Men’s Mental Health
As we mark Volunteers’ Week from Monday 2 June to Sunday 8 June, we want to shine a bright and heartfelt light on the unsung heroes of ‘For Men To Talk’ — our volunteer facilitators. These incredible individuals are at the very heart of our mission, offering their...
Trichotillomania, the hair-pulling disorder, impacting physical and mental health
Trichotillomania, often referred to as the hair-pulling disorder, is a mental health condition characterised by the compulsive urge to pull out one's hair, leading to noticeable hair loss. While the disorder is commonly associated with women, it is crucial to shed...