9th December 2021
What Is Cyclothymia?
Cyclothymia is characterised by periods of high productivity followed by sadness and low motivation
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Mental Health
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23rd November 2021
8 Ways To Improve Your Emotional Intelligence
Ultra-endurance cyclist Jim Rees reveals the emotional intelligence strategies he credits with his endurance success
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28th October 2021
“Walking Saved My Life”
Harrison Ward AKA @fellfoodie explains how hiking helped him through the toughest of times
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20th October 2021
Eating Disorders Can Affect Men Who Work Out, Too
Many men who exercise religiously and look the picture of good health are battling with disordered eating
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14th October 2021
Long Read: Navigating The Process Of Divorce
Can a new, less combative approach to marriage breakdown help men feel less isolated and alone?
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13th October 2021
How To Protect Your Wellbeing This Winter
With the bleak winter months often triggering anxiety and depression, men’s mental health guru Kenny Mammarella-D’Cruz reveals how to steel your mind
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29th September 2021
‘Mini Visions’ Helped This Man’s Cancer & Stroke Recovery
Chris Currie’s life was turned upside down by cancer and then a stroke, but his incremental approach to recovery has lessons for anyone looking to tackle injury, illness or breakdown
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28th September 2021
How To Be A Better Male Ally
“Male allyship is about considering women’s lived experiences... and respecting that it is not just a woman’s responsibility to change the environment that creates barriers”
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13th September 2021
Assessing the NHS’ New Emergency Mental Health Plan
Can the NHS’s new emergency mental health plan bring us back from the brink of crisis?
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23rd August 2021
Male Infertility: Breaking The Stigma and How To Get Help
Struggling to conceive can have an enormous effect on men’s mental health – particularly if their own infertility is the issue. MF speaks to some of those affected
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4th August 2021
Report Highlights Mental Health Struggles Of Lesbian, Gay & Bisexual People
New analysis of NHS data has shown that lesbian, gay and bisexual people are more than twice as likely to suffer from a long-term mental health condition
