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Male infertility and mental health

by The Spark Counselling | Oct 16, 2017 | couples, couples and individuals, families, mental health, non-profit, parenting, relationships, Society, tips

Men are in general pretty bad at talking about their feelings. They are taught from their earliest years – both explicitly and implicitly – to hold emotions in. Never cry, get on with it and barely whisper about what is upsetting you. When it comes to male...
A nation of unhappy men?

The taboo of men’s mental health

by The Spark Counselling | Jun 16, 2016 | counsellor, couples and individuals, gender, mental health, Society

Great strides have been made in recent years in the promotion and awareness of men’s physical health and wellbeing. Multiple forms of cancer and the likes of heart and lung disease amongst men have started to lose their taboo status. Consequently the discussion of...
A nation of unhappy men?

A nation of unhappy men?

by The Spark Counselling | May 8, 2017 | case study, couples and individuals, gender, mental health, relationships, Society

The theme of 2017 Mental Health Awareness Week is ‘surviving or thriving?’ In the context of men’s mental health in the UK in 2017 it feels like a perfect question to pose. Data – and there is lots of it – points to only one conclusion: many men are, at best, just...

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