Responding to Men in Crisis

Exploring the intersection of gender, mental health, and societal assumptions, this work examines contemporary debates surrounding masculinity and mental health crises. It delves into postmodern theories and critiques current policies regarding men's mental health within the system. The author highlights the implications for service user involvement and survivor movements, making it a vital resource for academics and students in sociology and related fields. The book addresses politically sensitive issues, offering a theoretical framework for understanding men's experiences in mental health contexts.