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Four points that everyone concerned about men’s mental health should be aware of

This article challenges outdated views in men’s mental health, urging a shift from blaming masculinity to embracing male-centered approaches. Using a thought-provoking analogy from marine biology, it highlights how good intentions can fail without a deeper understanding. John Barry presents four key insights, emphasizing empathy, better research, and recognizing masculinity’s strengths to create effective, meaningful support tailored to men’s unique needs.

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