Context Since the development of the Interpersonal Psychological Theory (IPTS; Joiner,
2005), a growing body of literature has emerged testing different aspects of the theory …

Connecting suicidal individuals to appropriate mental health care services is a key
component of suicide prevention efforts. This review aims to critically discuss the extant …

Introduction Although suicidality is frequently the cause of stigma, it is conversely true that
stigma may be the cause of suicidality. The present paper focuses on the complex …

Tailoring psychological treatments to men's specific needs has been a topic of concern for
decades given evidence that many men are reticent to seek professional health care …

Background: Evidence suggests that the majority of people with suicidality do not seek help.
Little systematic evaluation of factors influencing professional help-seeking has been done …

Background Social media holds exciting promise for advancing mental health research
recruitment, however, the extent and efficacy to which these platforms are currently in use …

While increasing numbers of Australian men are accessing mental health services, the
sustainability of their therapy engagement varies significantly, with many men being lost to …

Although organizational scholars have long been interested in employees' well‐being and
occupational health, less work has focused specifically on suicide behaviors among …

Objective There have been multiple criticisms against commonly used theories of coping
limiting their usefulness in research and practice. Method This paper describes and …

Objective While the prevalence of major depressive disorder continues to rise, many men
are reticent to seek and sustain psychotherapy. The current study explored Australian men's …