How To Help Him: The Book for Women Worried About A Man

"The book I wish I’d had years ago. If you’ve ever worried about a man in your life, this is the guide you’ve been waiting for." - Emily Pearson, founder of Wellbeing Lead Academy and creator of the ManBassador Programme "Every mother, sister, partner, friend and mental health professional will find wisdom in these pages." - Danielle Fitzhenry, Trauma Informed Person Centred Therapist We talk about mental health more openly today than ever before — and yet suicide remains one of the biggest killers of men. If talking was enough, wouldn’t things be getting better? The truth is, something about the current approach isn’t working for men. If you’re a mother, partner, daughter, sister, friend, or colleague worried about a man in your life, this book is for you. With compassion and clarity, TEDx Speaker Ryan Parke combines years of real-world experience, relatable case studies, and hundreds of sources to explain what truly impacts the men we care about. In this book, you will learn: How the biggest killers of men are linked — and may be preventable The surprising role of hormones, especially testosterone, in men’s wellbeing The key signs of stress you need to know about Practical steps to support his health, habits, and happiness A simple three-step strategy for having supportive conversations with men and boys Blending science, stories, and simple strategies, this book makes complex ideas accessible and deeply human. If you want to support the man you care about in ways that go further than words alone, How To Help Him is the practical and hopeful guide you have been looking for. "A significant contribution to the field of men’s mental health." - Debi Roberts MA Ed, Suicide Prevention Strategist, International Speaker, Creator of the Prescription Safe Plan "Evidence-based, holistic, and practical: a roadmap for better men's health." - Dr Ed Rainbow, Testosterone Doctor - Centre for Men's Health & Marion Gluck Clinic, Men's Mental Health Guide, Founder Men's Mind GP