Men's mental health

Our emotional state often dictates how we behave. Men often feel they need to be self-reliant and provide for their loved ones, so it is not appropriate to express their emotions. Here MensLine Australia challenges that notion offering advice on how you can talk about your emotions openly and freely.

Mental health issues are more difficult to acknowledge and address than physical ailments, but the symptoms and the impact on our lives can be just as real. Here MensLine Australia discusses the steps you can take today to realise mental 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.  

Trying to break old habits and start new ones can be hard. To help you, we’ve compiled some advice to make those new habits stick. 

Achieving true change in your life, especially when you’re trying to shift long-standing behaviours, can be a tough slog. Why is it so hard? What holds us back from making positive change in our lives? Read here to learn why and how to best navigate these hurdles.

Our self-care toolkit will assist you in developing your personal skills to better manage your current situation. We have guidance on setting goals, relaxation techniques, setting boundaries, sleeping, and problem solving.

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

Talking to someone about your suicidal thoughts can be very difficult. Read on for advice on who you can talk to and what to say.

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.