Men’s mental health is an arena of both struggle and opportunity – “REAL MEN DON’T CRY.” Men must be educated to seek out face-to-face as well as online resources: The Cleveland Clinic is a good example that offers both onsite and online counseling. This would be a good time to quote from the Clinic […]
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ANXIETY IN WOMEN – Disorders classified under the general heading of anxiety disproportionately affect women. The figure for U.S. women is approximately 23% of the female population. It’s 14% for U.S. men. The same gender gap exists for neighboring Canada. Canadian statistics are 14% for women and 8% for men. These disparities between women and men remain for the entire individual’s lifespan. Contributors to anxiety in women are biological, psychological, and sociocultural. 1. Biological contributors: