Compared to women, men are less likely to seek help for mental health difficulties. Despite
considerable interest, a paucity in evidence-based solutions remains to solve this problem …

Enabling factors that influenced men to seek assistance for mental health concerns—a
previous underresearched area—was the primary focus of this research. Past research …

Men seek mental health treatment less often than women. The present study sought to
elucidate identities and individual difference characteristics that are associated with …

There is an increasing need for mental health promotion strategies that effectively engage
men. Although researchers have examined the effectiveness of diverse mental wellness …

Men often express less emotion than women do, are hesitant to express weakness, and
seek professional help much less frequently than do their female counterparts. The lack of …

Aim Conformity to traditional masculine gender norms may deter men's help-seeking and/or
impact the services men engage. Despite proliferating research, current evidence has not …

Researchers have repeatedly asserted that men seek mental health services less than
women and that this disparity leads to an increased physical and psychological toll on men …

There remains significant concern about men's mental health, particularly in terms of
personal and societal barriers to help-seeking, negative coping mechanisms and high …

Despite a growing literature on the factors associated with men's low rates of medical and
psychological help-seeking, a systematic review of these is missing. Such an overview can …

Young adult Black males face challenges related to addressing their mental health needs,
yet there is much more to know about their help-seeking experiences. Twenty-seven Black …