Tom Chapman

In the USA suicide is the nations 10th-leading cause of death, in 2019 white males accounted for 69% of suicide deaths, these shocking figures have made us all wake up to the fact we need to encourage men to talk about their feelings. For some, the stigma and taboo around mental health make it a difficult subject to speak about or 'admit' to due to shame of being seen to be weak, especially in men. What can you do about it? What steps can you take, that could make a real difference to the men around you - and point them toward the right help? Tom Chapman is the founder of mental health charity the Lions Barber Collective (LBC), set up to raise awareness for the prevention of suicide. This book uses the LBC's established training approach, to gives you the tools you need to play a supportive role and listen effectively. This effective Four Pillars approach was created with the help of psychiatrists and mental health professionals and teaches you to: RECOGNISE the signs that someone may need some help or may be suffering with their mental health ASK the right questions to get them to open up. LISTEN with empathy and without judgement.

4 Steps to Get Men Talking About Their Mental Health

How to Listen so Men will Talk

Alan Johnson

This book employs an innovative theoretical framework using the concept of 'needs auditing', to investigate the health and social care needs of a particular client group, the elderly, within a locality, Formby in North-West England and to evaluate service provision in the light of the lived experience and perspectives of users.

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