Join us for an essential event on Friday, September 13th, as "Tough Talk" delves into the pressing issue of the male suicide crisis. Delivered by Tough To Talk in partnership with North Riding FA and Public Health South Tees, this event aims to shed light on the factors contributing to male suicide and provide strategies for support within our communities.
*Please note - both sessions will provide the same content, so please only book onto one of the below sessions.
SESSION 1
Herlingshaw Centre, Normanby Road, South Bank, Middlesbrough, TS6 9AE
Friday 13th September, 1:00pm - 2:00pm
SESSION 2
Redcar Athletic Football Club, Green Lane, Redcar, TS10 3RW
Friday 13th September, 6:00pm - 7:00pm
If you need to cancel please ensure you submit your cancellation within 48 hours of the seminar.
Our TOUGH TALKS are more than just speeches; they are a gateway to transforming how you view and deal with mental health. Each session is an opportunity to change lives through powerful storytelling and actionable insights. Book now to begin this vital conversation and join us on a journey towards personal growth and organizational resilience.
Motivational, interactive sessions right to your doorstep, designed to inspire men to harness the strength to open up and embrace vulnerability. If your goal is to gain insight and be inspired, you've found the right service.
Why Attend?
Our TOUGH TALKS series features engaging presentations from individuals who have faced unimaginable hardships and emerged stronger. These survivors share their incredible stories of resilience, bravery, and hope, providing not just inspiration but practical tools and strategies for personal and collective growth. Each talk is crafted to not only impact the lives of the attendees but also to equip them with the knowledge to effect change in others’ lives.
"Tough Talk" offers an unvarnished look at the male suicide crisis through powerful lived experiences and factual insights. Discover what individuals and communities can do to support men in Breaking The Silence about:
Poor Mental Health: Understand the impact and ways to address mental health
issues.
Current Life Events: Learn how ongoing life challenges contribute to mental
distress.Past History: Explore the influence of past experiences on present mental
health.Biological Factors: Gain insight into the biological components that affect men's
mental health.Identity Factors: Discuss how identity and societal expectations play a role.
Let's work together to create a supportive environment where every man feels heard and valued.
We look forward to seeing you there!