Men suffering mental health issues can be put off asking for help Female GP receptionists can put men off asking for help with mental health issues, experts said yesterday.
Those seeking assistance can struggle to open up to a member of the opposite sex, especially strangers, MPs were told. Professor Sarah Niblock, of the UK Council for Psychotherapy, told the Commons women and equalities committee of the ‘stigma’ and ‘shame’ many men feel about admitting they need help.
The committee is looking at barriers men face accessing support. The Daily Mail
See also:
Those seeking assistance can struggle to open up to a member of the opposite sex, especially strangers, MPs were told. Professor Sarah Niblock, of the UK Council for Psychotherapy, told the Commons women and equalities committee of the ‘stigma’ and ‘shame’ many men feel about admitting they need help.
The committee is looking at barriers men face accessing support. The Daily Mail
See also:
- Mental health of men and boys discussed by Committee Commons Women and Equalities Committee
No comments:
Post a Comment