June is Men's Mental Health Month. Men's mental health frequently goes untreated because they are less likely to seek mental health treatment than women due in part to the socialization into traditional masculine gender roles. This month we hope to empower men to seek help for their mental health struggles as we hear from men who have/are struggling, advocates of men's health and men's mental health through the eyes of a spouse.

 

 

Joe Tuia'ana's I Love You, Bro PROJECT, is dedicated specifically to Men's Mental Health, Suicide Prevention, and ongoing Self-Improvement for Men. Carrie Hill Carrie offers a spouse's perspective on the cascading impact of unaddressed mental health issues within her family. 5x entrepreneur Curtis Morley shares life-changing principles behind his forthcoming book, "Counterfeit Emotions." Facing suicidal ideations, Brandon Sunday shares his experience of checking himself into a residential treatment center for 45 days.

 

Join us for a panel discussion featuring individuals with lived experience, family members, and advocates to hear inspiring stories of hope and perseverance, gain insights into resilience and recovery journeys, and learn to support mental health challenges in your workplace and community. 
 
If you would like to get involved please reach out to Brandy Vega, Founder of Promise2Live at 801-637-5416 or brandy@gooddeedrevolution.org