Male health

Men in Australia keep dying by suicide at close to three times the rate of women, yet year after year, hundreds of millions of dollars are flowing into mental health campaigns, charities, and hotlines.

Loneliness is now a major topic in discussions about well-being. Across Europe, policymakers and practitioners often call it a public-health crisis that affects mental health, physical health, and social ties.

Christmas is coming, and with it, for many, the endless pre-Christmas parties to attend, followed by Christmas festivities, a few days of “rest” if you are lucky, and then straight into the repeat cycle for New Year’s Eve.

Every three years, more than 130,000 people descend on Las Vegas for CONEXPO, the largest construction trade show in North America. It’s a sprawling, high-energy world, miles of heavy equipment...

Low testosterone is now getting a lot of press. Is that a good thing? The answer to that is, it depends. It is good to make people aware of the issue, but is the solution being provided the solution to the...

Mental health is often a quiet crisis, and for men, it can be deafeningly silent. From childhood, boys are taught to “man up,” to suppress their pain, and to measure their strength by how well they can control...

Imagine living in a world where you can reach anyone at the touch of a button, yet feel like you have no one to call when it matters most. That's the strange reality for countless men today. Our lives...

It’s a common question, and everyone has an opinion, from the pure addict (my wife) to the health nut who won’t touch it. So what's my point of view? I believe you should do what you enjoy and...

Adolescence is a time of discovery, growth, and new opportunities. But for many boys, it is also a time of silent struggle. Behind the laughter, sports, and schoolwork, some boys are quietly battling...

There’s a shift happening in our homes. More men are beginning to question what they were taught about masculinity, power, and fatherhood. They're moving away from dominance and disconnection and toward...

Let’s face it: opening up isn’t always easy. For many men, talking about emotions can feel awkward, uncomfortable, or even unnecessary. Maybe you were raised to “man up,” stay strong, and keep going no matter what.

Something big is shifting. It’s happening quietly, without fanfare or hashtags but it’s reshaping everything from morning routines to how men show up in relationships, at work, and in their bodies.

What happens when you grow up with inherited resilience but no language for pain? For many men of colour, therapy feels foreign, not because it’s unnecessary, but because it hasn’t been built for us.

As June comes to an end, I still find myself immersed in the echoes of a sacred space, one we intentionally created as a free conference for men to breathe, reflect, and release in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Millions of men suffer in silence. They are conditioned to believe that vulnerability is weakness. One mental health nurse shares her personal loss, professional insights, and a heartfelt plea for change.

It’s almost become a cultural norm: middle-aged men with growing bellies, low energy, and yes, even a little breast tissue. Often dismissed as a "dad bod" or “just aging”, these changes are actually signs...