Losing a job can trigger a roller coaster of responses: anxiety, depression, or the loss of purpose or self-esteem. Here’s how you can help a friend facing sudden unemployment.

When a friend is dealing with financial difficulties it can feel hard to know what to do without things getting awkward. But by simply being there for your friend you can do a world of good.

Traditionally men are taught not to share their feelings, but this mentality is having tangible negative effects on men’s mental health. It’s important to reach out, so let’s get chatting.

Have a friend recently lose their job? We place a lot of emphasis on our work and job loss can really knock someone’s self-esteem. Read on to learn how you can help.

Lack of motivation could be a sign of something bigger, like depression. If you’re worried about an unmotivated friend, find out how best to support them.

Divorce, death, depression, or pandemic – in times of crisis we need to support our friends. Learn about what you can say and do to look after your pals.

Parenting is hard work. One in 10 dads experience depression after the birth of a baby, and many experience overwhelm and burnout. Learn how to help.

Bringing a baby into the family is stressful. It’s common for new dads to struggle and for their mental health to be impacted. Learn how you can help.

Friendship is a powerful force when it comes to mental health struggles, such as anxiety or depression. Learn how to support a friend who’s withdrawing.

Men these days are hands-on with housework and kids, but they’re still torn between family and work. Learn how to help a friend find the right balance.

It can be tough trying to help someone who’s unemployed or struggling to get work. Here are some tips on how to show your support and know what to say.

When men (particularly dads) are overworked and overwhelmed, it can lead to burnout. When this happens, depression and anxiety is common. Learn how to help.