Archive for November, 2009

Big Boy’s Don’t Cry – Why men don’t talk about how they feel

Why do so many of us find it so difficult to talk about how we’re feeling? Especially, if we’re feeling depressed or struggling with depression?
Well, I can’t really pass too much of a comment on behalf of the ‘fairer sex’, as I am of the male species. But in many respects, I believe they would [...]

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Depression & Suicide

What hope is there for the rest of us, if a 74 year old billionaire businessman or a 32 year old successful sportsperson finds life too hard to bear? This question is not intended to be flippant, crass or disrespectful; especially towards the grieving family and friends of the deceased. It is meant to draw [...]

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Movember – the Dramas of Depression

Movember is a cause in Australia that specifically aims to raise the public’s awareness of men’s health issues – most notably depression and prostate cancer. Unfortunately, despite our enhanced awareness of depression and a somewhat reduced personal stigma – as compared to 10 years ago – our nation’s suicide toll has actually increased. As is the incidence [...]

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Depression Poems

Two Depression Poems
For those who like to read poetry.

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Are Men Less Depressed Than Women?

According to the World Health Organization, over 450 million people world-wide suffer from some mental illness with anxiety and depression being the most common of these. World wide the situation is similar. In the UK one in 4 women will suffer depression compared to 1 in ten for men. The statistics are [...]

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