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FIRST PERSON: The Light and the Dark
“Depression eats up gigantic amounts of your time. It sucks up everything it can and gives very little in return. And yet, on reflection, there is a bright side…”
CALM gives men a voice and encourages them to be heard. Men, I salute you in your honesty, your bravery and in your journey. Just remember being silent isn’t being strong
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Does this look like a man who would take his own life?
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DEATH BY A THOUSAND CUTS
Drew Gepp discusses the consolatory power of poetry and literature.
Bullying in the workplace: my advice
For men in particular, admitting to being the focus of malicious and abusive attentions of an employer or colleague is often hard.
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