8 Ways to engage Men with Health & Wellbeing at work
June 30, 2025
We’ve all heard the cliches that “men don’t talk about their feelings” and only want to chat football. But there’s a reason these tropes persist:
We’ve all heard the cliches that “men don’t talk about their feelings” and only want to chat football. But there’s a reason these tropes persist:
There’s a crisis in masculinity. Workplaces need to start talking about that and taking responsibility for that. These are the words of historian and social
A friend’s 14 year old daughter told me recently that she felt sorry for the boys in her class because, it seems to her, that
This week, marking Men’s Health Week (10-16 June), four organisations and four individuals have been recognised for their commitment and hard work in establishing and
In the wake of concerning statistics from The Samaritans, revealing that men are three times more likely to commit suicide than women, The MABA Group,
Men’s health in the workplace is an important, yet often overlooked aspect of overall employee wellbeing, and this has gained fresh emphasis in national policy
Cleansing ‘toxic masculinity’ from the workplace is essential to reducing the number of men at risk of cancer, mental health issues and suicide. International Men’s
It’s been shown that men are less inclined to seek support for mental health concerns than women, and the statistics for men’s health don’t make
Whistl, the UKs leading logistics specialists in e-fulfilment, contact centres, mail and parcels, has partnered with ANDYSMANCLUB, a group where men aged 18 and above
Given we wrote this popular piece to mark International Women’s Day, asking wellbeing experts for their advice for young women in the workplace, we thought
