New MHR paper on, "Men Building Better Relationships: A Scoping Review" coming soon! This scoping review explores men's relationship programs in Australia, Canada and the UK. Learn more: https://t.co/0TBA4ZEcZG @gpmontaner @zacseidler @ClinPsyc https://t.co/s1gfConma9
Men building better relationships: A scoping review.
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Feb 2021 – Apr 2024Where it's discussed
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The discussions reflect strong agreement and interest, exemplified by mentions of the review as a 'top cited article' and calls to explore its recommendations. Phrases like 'enormous gains' and references to programs addressing violence and mental health indicate a focus on societal impacts, while sharing of seminar recordings and upcoming publications shows active engagement with the material.
Most discussions acknowledge the importance of men's relationship programs and the potential benefits highlighted in the review.
Postings demonstrate high interest, with many sharing links, summaries, and promoting upcoming publications about the study.
Participants reference detailed aspects like program design, mental health impacts, and innovative methodologies such as photovoice, indicating thoughtful engagement.
The discussions emphasize the significance of the review for shaping policy and societal perceptions about men's relationship-building efforts, suggesting moderate but meaningful impact.
Abstract in brief
- The review analyzes men's relationship programs in Australia, Canada, and the UK, focusing on their design, access, and effectiveness, excluding court-mandated services.
- Most programs are group-based, in-person, and accessed through referrals, often addressing issues like violence, emotional regulation, and behavioral change in fathering and partner relationships.
- A key finding is that many men seek help mainly due to domestic or partner violence, highlighting the need for more proactive, upstream programs to prevent issues rather than just address them afterward.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyNEW PUB: Health outcomes linked to men's relationships have the potential to both promote and risk the well‐being of males. Check out our latest paper on, "Men building better relationships: A scoping review." Learn more: https://t.co/bnoxk7RFxY @zacseidler @gpmontaner @ClinPsyc https://t.co/zgICIefpdm
"Health outcomes linked to men's relationships have the potential to both promote and risk the well-being of males and their families." This scoping review synthesizes men's relationship programs in Australia, Canada, and the UK. Learn more: https://t.co/M8RbXbxQHH https://t.co/DO322hhcjl
Our Dept of #Nursing @UniMelbMDHS #2022NursingUoM 1st 2022 Seminar recording is now live @MensHealthUBC Prof John Oliffe - Photovoice, zoom interviews & Digital Storytelling - A #qualitative research trifecta? Watch here - https://t.co/SCcPGV3Olx
One of @HealthProm_J_Au's top 10 most cited articles, this scoping review from 2021 highlighted different aspects of men's relationship programs, generating key recommendations for how men could build better relationships! Read more here: https://t.co/jLFk4xoFsY https://t.co/Eb6XbfIQCI
"Men building better relationships: A scoping review." There are likely enormous gains to be made by norming boys and men's relationship programs to prevent rather than correct violent and/or abusive behaviours. https://t.co/COwejTkTT5 @MensHealthUBC
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Impacts of Challenging Transitions on Men's Mental Health and Suicidality
The UBC Reducing Male Suicide Research Excellence Cluster presents a discussion on how major life changes like fatherhood, retirement, divorce, and COVID-19 affect men's mental health, exploring strategies to promote…
Photovoice and Digital Storytelling in Nursing Education and Research
Launching our 2022 Nursing Event series, Prof John Oliffe presents on photovoice, Zoom interviews, and digital storytelling as innovative qualitative health methods. Topics include research ethics, men's health, and…
One of @HealthProm_J_Au's top 10 most cited articles, this scoping review from 2021 highlighted different aspects of men's relationship programs, generating key recommendations for how men could build better relationships! Read more here: https://t.co/jLFk4xoFsY https://t.co/Eb6XbfIQCI
RT @dharrisonCHEO: Our Dept of #Nursing @UniMelbMDHS #2022NursingUoM 1st 2022 Seminar recording is now live @MensHealthUBC Prof John Oliffe…
RT @dharrisonCHEO: Our Dept of #Nursing @UniMelbMDHS #2022NursingUoM 1st 2022 Seminar recording is now live @MensHealthUBC Prof John Oliffe…
Our Dept of #Nursing @UniMelbMDHS #2022NursingUoM 1st 2022 Seminar recording is now live @MensHealthUBC Prof John Oliffe - Photovoice, zoom interviews & Digital Storytelling - A #qualitative research trifecta? Watch here - https://t.co/SCcPGV3Olx
RT @MensHealthUBC: "Health outcomes linked to men's relationships have the potential to both promote and risk the well-being of males and t…
RT @MensHealthUBC: "Health outcomes linked to men's relationships have the potential to both promote and risk the well-being of males and t…
"Health outcomes linked to men's relationships have the potential to both promote and risk the well-being of males and their families." This scoping review synthesizes men's relationship programs in Australia, Canada, and the UK. Learn more: https://t.co/M8RbXbxQHH https://t.co/DO322hhcjl
Have you missed the UBC Reducing Male Suicide Cluster last virtual panel, "Challenging transitions: Impacts on men's mental health and suicidality" on De 2021? More on the recorded event with our guests as we discuss strategies to promote men's well-being: https://t.co/MUkDoAPuUK https://t.co/yjrcurFHHz
RT @HealthProm_J_Au: "Men building better relationships: A scoping review." There are likely enormous gains to be made by norming boys and…
"Men building better relationships: A scoping review." There are likely enormous gains to be made by norming boys and men's relationship programs to prevent rather than correct violent and/or abusive behaviours. https://t.co/COwejTkTT5 @MensHealthUBC
RT @MensHealthUBC: NEW PUB: Health outcomes linked to men's relationships have the potential to both promote and risk the well‐being of mal…
RT @MensHealthUBC: NEW PUB: Health outcomes linked to men's relationships have the potential to both promote and risk the well‐being of mal…
RT @MensHealthUBC: NEW PUB: Health outcomes linked to men's relationships have the potential to both promote and risk the well‐being of mal…
RT @MensHealthUBC: NEW PUB: Health outcomes linked to men's relationships have the potential to both promote and risk the well‐being of mal…
NEW PUB: Health outcomes linked to men's relationships have the potential to both promote and risk the well‐being of males. Check out our latest paper on, "Men building better relationships: A scoping review." Learn more: https://t.co/bnoxk7RFxY @zacseidler @gpmontaner @ClinPsyc https://t.co/zgICIefpdm
RT @MensHealthUBC: New MHR paper on, "Men Building Better Relationships: A Scoping Review" coming soon! This scoping review explores men's…
RT @MensHealthUBC: New MHR paper on, "Men Building Better Relationships: A Scoping Review" coming soon! This scoping review explores men's…
New MHR paper on, "Men Building Better Relationships: A Scoping Review" coming soon! This scoping review explores men's relationship programs in Australia, Canada and the UK. Learn more: https://t.co/0TBA4ZEcZG @gpmontaner @zacseidler @ClinPsyc https://t.co/s1gfConma9
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