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Home / 2024 / March / IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT FOR MEN: TRAUMA AND GENDER-INFORMED COACHING

IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT FOR MEN: TRAUMA AND GENDER-INFORMED COACHING

The harmful stigmas associated with male mental health has led to alarming rates of suicide and depression amongst men and the absence of adequate support systems for especially vulnerable populations. To address this issue, 12 volunteers were trained in compassion, trauma and gender-informed coaching principles to provide structured one-on-one services for clients. Working with the Canadian Centre for Men and Families Vancouver, the developed coaching program was integrated into the Centre’s overall programming.

UBC Student Project Lead: Sue Rim Baek

Community Partner: Canadian Centre for Men and Families

Grant Type:  Connect to Community

Year of Publication: 2022

Topic: Men’s Mental Health, Trauma-Informed, Gender-Informed Approaches

Keywords: Communities of Care, Representation, Access

Population: Men

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