Men's mental health

Mental Health Week and World Mental Health Day is a good time to reflect and focus on our mental health and wellbeing.

Men’s mental health issues often go unrecognised, even by those experiencing them. While awareness around men’s mental health continues to grow, many men aren’t sure how to identify when they’re struggling or when something isn’t quite right. Learn to recognise common men’s mental health challenges and when you should seek support.  

While virtually all exercise is beneficial for general, ‘whole body’ health, cycling is especially great for positive mental health.

If you’ve noticed a mate of yours is showing signs he may be suicidal, it can challenging. Read on for advice on the warning signs that someone is struggling and how you can help your friend.

A safety plan can help you get through the tough moments when experiencing suicidal thoughts or feelings. Research has shown having a safety plan can be useful for reducing the intensity of suicidal thoughts and increasing people’s ability to cope with them.