The Voices of Men | Men's Mental Health Documentary
Documentary on mental health, spotlighting men's mental health in a raw and honest way to help fight the stigma attached to men expressing their emotions.
This is a short documentary focusing on mental health, spotlighting men's mental health in a raw and honest way to help fight the stigma attached to men expressing their emotions.
I asked men to send in recordings detailing their experiences with their mental health, giving them a safe platform to open up as honestly as they want. We must normalise men talking about their feelings, which I hope this film will contribute to.
In the UK, men are three times more likely to die by suicide than women. In the Republic of Ireland, the rate is four times higher among men than women.
Mental health is invisible and you don't know who may be struggling. Check up on your family and friends - even the most charismatic ones or the ones you don't speak to as much anymore. Don't take anyone for granted. Be more considerate with what you say to people. Keep the conversation going.
I asked men to send in recordings detailing their experiences with their mental health, giving them a safe platform to open up as honestly as they want. We must normalise men talking about their feelings, which I hope this film will contribute to.
In the UK, men are three times more likely to die by suicide than women. In the Republic of Ireland, the rate is four times higher among men than women.
Mental health is invisible and you don't know who may be struggling. Check up on your family and friends - even the most charismatic ones or the ones you don't speak to as much anymore. Don't take anyone for granted. Be more considerate with what you say to people. Keep the conversation going.
This is a short documentary focusing on mental health, spotlighting men's mental health in a raw and honest way to help fight the stigma attached to men expressing their emotions.
I asked men to send in recordings detailing their experiences with their mental health, giving them a safe platform to open up as honestly as they want. We must normalise men talking about their feelings, which I hope this film will contribute to.
In the UK, men are three times more likely to die by suicide than women. In the Republic of Ireland, the rate is four times higher among men than women.
Mental health is invisible and you don't know who may be struggling. Check up on your family and friends - even the most charismatic ones or the ones you don't speak to as much anymore. Don't take anyone for granted. Be more considerate with what you say to people. Keep the conversation going.
I asked men to send in recordings detailing their experiences with their mental health, giving them a safe platform to open up as honestly as they want. We must normalise men talking about their feelings, which I hope this film will contribute to.
In the UK, men are three times more likely to die by suicide than women. In the Republic of Ireland, the rate is four times higher among men than women.
Mental health is invisible and you don't know who may be struggling. Check up on your family and friends - even the most charismatic ones or the ones you don't speak to as much anymore. Don't take anyone for granted. Be more considerate with what you say to people. Keep the conversation going.
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Important Note
It is important to note that while the resources provided in this library can be helpful, they are not a substitute for professional mental health care. If you or someone you know is experiencing mental health concerns or having thoughts of suicide, it is crucial to seek the help of a qualified mental health professional.
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call your local emergency services or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255) immediately. In the U.S., the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline's shortcut number is 988.