PSYCHOLOGY TODAY: It鈥檚 Time to Stop Blaming Men for Their Mental Health Woes
"This is men's health week, a chance to renew thinking about men's mental health.
Many mental聽聽campaigns consistently encourage people to spend聽. These campaigns consider talking as a sign of emotional literacy and essential to the development of positive mental health and psychological聽.
This encouragement to talk is commonly deployed when discussing men鈥檚 mental health, where men are frequently stereotyped as self-destructively聽silent, stubborn聽and聽stoical in the face of mental health issues."
Read the full blog post by Rob Whitley on Psychology Today's website:聽"".
Rob Whitley, Ph.D.,聽is the Principal Investigator of the Social Psychiatry Research and Interest Group (SPRING) at the Douglas Hospital Research Center. He is also an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at 海角社区. He has published over 100 papers in the field of social psychiatry, and currently leads numerous externally-funded research projects.聽One of his primary interests is men鈥檚 mental health.
