Promoting Mental Health and Wellbeing with Men and Boys: What Works?

Brendan Gough · Amanda Seims · Gary Raine

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In May 2014 the Movember Foundation commissioned the Centre for Men’s Health, Leeds Beckett University, in collaboration with the Men’s Health Forum (England & Wales), to gather the current research evidence and practical (‘tacit’) knowledge about the core elements that make for successful work with boys and men around mental health promotion, early intervention and stigma reduction.

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