Shifting Views on Masculinity and Mental Health
Traditional views on masculinity have long been a barrier to seeking mental health care, with admitting a diagnosis often seen as a sign of weakness.
However, the concept of true masculinity is evolving to include tending to one's mind as much as one's body.
True masculinity means tending to one's mind as much as one's body.
Changing Attitudes Across Generations
Public figures in sports and politics have come forward with their mental health challenges, receiving praise for their courage.
- Generation Z and millennials are prioritizing work-life balance and physical and mental well-being.
- A Cleveland Clinic survey found that 59% of millennials and Zoomers are willing to address mental health concerns, compared to 53% of Generation X and baby boomers.
Author's summary: Masculinity views are shifting to prioritize mental health.
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