MY thoughts on mental health

Once again, the acclaim around Adolescence has been hard to miss. Critics have hailed it as ‘ground-breaking', politicians want it shown in schools, and its sweep at the Emmys confirms the hype. Yet, as someone who has worked with boys and men for decades, I find myself feeling distinctly uneasy.

I’ve followed The Hurt Locker Podcast from the beginning. It first came onto my radar during a period of personal uncertainty, and I was immediately struck by the honesty of the conversations, the diversity of guests, the humour, and the empathy behind Yinka’s style. So, when I was invited to take part, I said yes. I wanted to step into the Hurt Locker to open up about what it means to support men in moving from disconnection to presence in a way that’s grounded, compassionat

Gareth Southgate’s 2025 Richard Dimbleby Lecture  highlights crucial themes that resonate deeply with anyone passionate about men's...

Understanding the impact of trauma on teenagers is vital to help them navigate feelings, so trauma doesn't become stuck in their bodies.