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First ‘For Men To Talk… and Fish’ Events of 2026 Reel in Success
The first two ‘For Men To Talk… and Fish’ meetings of 2026 have been a huge success. Men came together by the water, shared space, and supported each other in a simple but powerful way. With rods in hand and no pressure to talk, conversations flowed naturally—or not at all. And that’s exactly the point. Fishing creates a calm and relaxed setting. It gives men the chance to step away from daily stress and focus on something simple. For many,...
The importance of men managing toilet needs to improve their mental health
Men's health is often discussed in terms of physical fitness and mental well-being, but a key component of health that is often overlooked is the management of toilet needs. While it may seem like a private and mundane subject, the ability to independently access and...
For Men To Talk Attend Biggleswade Town Council Civic Service
On Sunday 22 March 2026 at 3pm, ‘For Men To Talk’ CEO Luke Newman and facilitator Kenny-Joe Witney were honoured to attend the Biggleswade Town Council Civic Service for Mayor of Biggleswade, Councillor Jonathan Woodhead. The service took place at St Andrew's Church,...
How men can cope with anger and frustration: A path to emotional well-being
Anger and frustration are natural emotions that everyone experiences, but for men, societal expectations often complicate how these feelings are expressed and managed. Cultural norms can pressure men to appear strong and in control, leading them to suppress or poorly...