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Blog: The importance of empathic cultures – Shifting the narrative of men’s mental health at work

Zoe Parsons, marketing manager at Reg Technologies

Zoë Parsons of Reg Technologies sheds light on the paramount importance of empathy in navigating men’s mental well-being at work as she explores the statistics and shares vital takeaways.

In a recent initiative supporting ‘Movember,’ Reg Technologies hosted a panel event, Mind Matters, delving into the challenges men encounter concerning mental health in the workplace.

The statistics regarding men’s mental health are both eye-opening and alarming:

Over 50% of employees grapple with anxiety and depression, a figure that may even be higher in reality.Work-related stress plays a significant role, with a staggering 79% of men frequently experiencing its impact.

However, the reluctance

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