New approach to mental health of young men needs to expand to include work

On 6 June 2017, headspace, the common name for the National Youth Mental Health Foundation which is funded by the Australian Government’s Department of Health, launched its latest campaign on the mental health of young men, in this instance, and the importance that Fathers can play in starting conversations with their sons.  It is a worthy campaign but one that fails to consider the role of work.

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