How to Support Boys’ Mental Health
Identify the links between traditional norms of masculinity and mental health struggles, and better support boys’ well-being through positive psychology and peer relationships. Available in October 2024.
Course curriculum
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Risk Factors: Traditional Masculinity Ideology
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Positive Psychology/Positive Masculinity
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Protective Factors: Peer Relationships
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School Culture: Boys’ Friendships
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Lesson With Students: The Mask You Live In
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Before You Go…
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About this course
- $559.00
- 9 lessons
- 90-120 min
- 3-5 educators
- Can be scaled to an entire faculty
Really appreciate the conversation
Really appreciate the conversation and thoughts you provoke. Learning about what openness looks like. Specifically, what it looks like to ask for help and lean on a friend.
I love the cards
As I put this session into practice, I really love the Boys Will Be _ cards! Thank you for doing this work and doing it well.
Director of Programs Jonathon Reed
Jonathon (BA, BEd, MEd) sustains Next Gen Men’s reputation for reliable and high-quality program delivery within the field of gender justice, and contributes to NGM’s expertise on boys and masculinity through ongoing research, knowledge translation, and advocacy.
Hot Neon Learning Ryan James
Ryan (BCms, MET) is a former Next Gen Men employee harnessing his Masters of Educational Technology to support his passion for and commitment to boys and men’s health and well-being through the development of NGM’s digital learning tools.
Research and Evaluation Director Jason Tan de Bibiana
As Next Gen Men’s Research and Evaluation Director, Jason (BSci, MSci) leads the evaluation of all our initiatives, and supports our facilitation team in delivering quality programs and trainings.