From Gen Z to Boomers: Understanding and supporting men’s health in the workplace

Men’s health is not only a medical issue. It is shaped by a combination of psychology, culture, work, relationships and the environments people experience every day.

As a business where around 50% of our people identify as male, we recognise the importance of creating health and wellbeing initiatives that support colleagues as individuals across different needs, pressures and life experiences.

In support of our commitment to health and wellbeing, we are running a webinar on Tuesday 14 July from 13:00 to 14:00 exploring the science and psychology behind the challenges men face and how this differs across the age groups, from Gen Z to Baby Boomers.

Register today to hear from Feras Giorgio Nasser discuss:

• Mental health issues, including stress, depression and loneliness
•  Physical health issues and the role of prevention
• Behavioural and lifestyle factors
• Masculinity, stigma and societal pressures
• Why some men delay seeking help until they reach crisis point

We will also provide actionable insights and guidance for your business and provide examples of how ILX is making help and support easier to access.

With the rates of suicide amongst men still high, especially Generation X, Millennials and Gen Z (Gov.UK), and ILX research revealing that 65% of businesses report the impacts of the cost-of-living crisis as challenging for their teams, this conversation matters.

But the biggest risks are often silence, isolation and waiting too long to ask for help. That is why businesses have a real opportunity to make a difference through workplace health and wellbeing programmes.

We look forward to seeing you there!