US EditionWhy Toxic Masculinity Continues to Hurt Men's Mental Health
Unspoken pain. Untreated illness. Bottled Emotions. Despite years of national mental health campaigns, gender-inclusive therapy apps, and rising mental health literacy, men are still statistically far less likely than women to seek help. And the cost of that silence? For many, it’s their life. The stereotype that men don’t need help, especially mental health help, persists to this day. Evidence shows fewer men seek out assistance for mental heal…
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Why Toxic Masculinity Continues to Hurt Men's Mental Health
Unspoken pain. Untreated illness. Bottled Emotions. Despite years of national mental health campaigns, gender-inclusive therapy apps, and rising mental health literacy, men are still statistically far less likely than women to seek help. And the cost of that silence? For many, it’s their life. The stereotype that men don’t need help, especially mental health help, persists to this day. Evidence shows fewer men seek out assistance for mental heal…
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