Men more prone to mental health problems at work

Men, Work, and Mental Health: A Systematic Review of Depression ...

Men employed in male-dominated industries and occupations may be particularly vulnerable. However, efforts to develop tailored workplace interventions are ...

We Need to Talk About Men's Mental Health at Work

Men are far less likely to seek help for mental health challenges, irrespective of age, nationality, or ethnic or racial background. More often ...

Mind survey finds men more likely to experience work-related ...

New research from Mind shows that men are twice as likely to have mental health problems due to their job, compared to problems outside of work.

Men and mental health: What are we missing? - AAMC

Men in the United States die by suicide at a rate four times higher than women. And yet, men are diagnosed with depression and mood disorders at ...

Wang, Patten, Currie, Sareen, & Schmitz, 2012), men have been found to be at higher risk for depression than women in work conditions of high ...

Men's Mental Health

For many mental health disorders, men are less likely to speak up and get treatment. They are also less likely to be diagnosed because of ...

Men more prone to mental health problems at work - HR Magazine

Men are more likely to experience mental health problems related to work than women, in part due to the macho cultures prevailing in many ...

Work stress main cause of mental health problems for men | The Week

In a survey of 15,000 people in 30 organisations, including Jaguar, PepsiCo and Deloitte, 32 per cent of men cited work as the most likely cause of poor mental ...

Stress at work is 'causing' poor mental health in men - BBC

Men are more likely to blame work for mental health problems than women, according to a new report. 32% of men with poor mental health said ...

Mental health at work - World Health Organization (WHO)

Work can be a setting which amplifies wider issues that negatively affect mental health, including discrimination and inequality based on ...

Mental health promotion in male-dominated workplaces

Findings highlight the impact of masculine workplace cultures on men's mental health and practices that limit men's disclosures about ...

Men more likely to resign over mental health problems - HR Magazine

Despite struggling in the workplace, 61% of men feel they can't discuss their mental health problems with their boss. When asked the reasons for ...

The Gender Gap in Mental Health - News-Medical

Women have a significantly higher frequency of depression and anxiety in adulthood, while men have a larger prevalence of substance use ...

Men and women: statistics | Mental Health Foundation

Today, women are three times more likely than men to experience common mental health problems. In 1993, they were twice as likely; Rates of self-harm among ...

Men more likely to suffer work-related mental health issues

New research from mental health charity Mind, reveals that men are twice as likely to suffer work-related mental health problems compared to women.

About Half of Workers Are Concerned about Discussing Mental ...

Roughly half of American workers say they are comfortable talking about their mental health in the workplace and more than one-third are worried about job ...

Men's Mental Health: Why 40% of men won't talk about it - Priory

77% of men polled have suffered with symptoms of common mental health conditions such as anxiety, stress or depression; 40% of men have never spoken to anyone ...

Spotlight on men's mental health in the workplace - YourGP

A recent survey of 15,000 employees across 30 organisations conducted by Mind shows that men are twice as likely to have mental health problems ...

Men's mental health: Common challenges - MedicalNewsToday

Men experiencing employment issues: Working in poor conditions or having a high workload can increase the risk of mental health issues. Unemployment and ...

Men more likely to experience mental health problems in work than ...

'Macho culture' in the workplace could be responsible for nearly a third of men suffering from poor mental health, according to new studies.