Background: Men’s mental health promotion presents unique challenges and opportunities that demand
novel approaches to prevention, treatment, and management. Community-based lifestyle
interventions targeted at healthy behaviour change (e.g., physical activity) have
been identified as a promising avenue to engage men in mental health promotion as
these settings may reduce barriers to help-seeking. However, research is needed to
identify strategies for designing and delivering relevant intervention content that
supports men’s mental health. The aim of this study was to develop intervention content
and distil recommendations for the development of gender-tailored interventions that
engage men in mental health promotion.
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