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‘For Men To Talk…and Fish’ Returns for 2026
‘'For Men To Talk'…and Fish’ is back for the 2026 season and will once again give men the chance to spend time together, enjoy fishing and form friendships in a relaxed setting. For 2026, the fishing sessions now sit under the 'For Men To Talk' Social Club umbrella, which is part of the wider 'For Men To Talk' brand. The Social Club is clear in its purpose. It is about time together, not tough conversations, and it is separate from the mental...
Breaking the stereotype: Men and eating disorders
Eating disorders, often thought of as predominantly affecting women, have long been stigmatised and misunderstood. However, it's crucial to recognise that these complex mental health issues can impact anyone, regardless of gender. Men, too, grapple with eating...
Men and being sceptical about their weight
In a society fixated on body image, men often find themselves grappling with weight-related insecurities just as much as women, yet their struggles are frequently overlooked or dismissed. The societal pressure to conform to unrealistic standards of masculinity adds an...
I had Skin Cancer. Please look out for the signs
By Luke Newman, Founder of For Men To Talk During my tenth humanitarian trip to Nakuru, Kenya, something unexpected happened. A mole on the right side of my temple became inflamed and started to bleed. I had a deep, unsettling feeling inside — I knew I needed to get...