Suicide is a problem recognised all over the globe and anybody struggling with mental health no matter gender, age or religion should reach out for support. The biggest killer of Men is suicide. With roughly 75% of suicides every year being men. This is where Men's Minds Matters help not just individuals but families across the UK by providing necessary courses and support for those in need or looking to support. Men's Minds Matters is a charity run by Luke and Nigel and supported by a wider network of media professionals, researchers, clinicians, lived experience experts, people bereaved by suicide and many others.
Men's Minds Matters work truly has a major impact and changes the lives of not only men but families all over the country.
Their online platforms enable them to bring their intervention to the 78% of people who do not come into contact with NHS crisis services. By understanding the components that contribute to and maintain suicidality they can target these mechanisms and draw on evidence-based practices. Their model has enabled them to develop a range of direct and indirect interventions which are already helping to save lives.
Suicide is a problem recognised all over the globe and anybody struggling with mental health no matter gender, age or religion should reach out for support. The biggest killer of Men is suicide. With roughly 75% of suicides every year being men. This is where Men's Minds Matters help not just individuals but families across the UK by providing necessary courses and support for those in need or looking to support. Men's Minds Matters is a charity run by Luke and Nigel and supported by a wider network of media professionals, researchers, clinicians, lived experience experts, people bereaved by suicide and many others.
Men's Minds Matters work truly has a major impact and changes the lives of not only men but families all over the country.
Their online platforms enable them to bring their intervention to the 78% of people who do not come into contact with NHS crisis services. By understanding the components that contribute to and maintain suicidality they can target these mechanisms and draw on evidence-based practices. Their model has enabled them to develop a range of direct and indirect interventions which are already helping to save lives.
