This article investigates the methods employed at Rooksdown House and East Grinstead Hospital where men suffering from burns injuries and disfigurements were both physically and psychologically rehabilitated.
This paper explores the versions of military masculinity that are produced on UK television and the cultural impact of this.
This paper examines the relationship between masculine ideologies, depression, social support and alcohol-related problems. Also, how these factors affect military to civilian transition.
This article explores the ways in which military masculinities and femininities are performed in the Canadian Armed Forces, taking into consideration the way in which sexual harassment and its related …
After Deschamps: men, masculinities, and the Canadian Armed Forces Read More »
This article examines the process of âunmakingâ militarized masculinity through the experiences of veterans transitioning from military to civilian life. Veterans often struggle with their transition to civilian life and …
This thesis documents a study into the male veteran-civilian identity, through exploration of ‘hero’ and ‘post-traumatic stress disorder’ narratives.
This study explores the rape of men within a military context, using data collected from veterans with military sexual trauma (MST)-related posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The impact of ‘male rape myths’ …
This study aims to explore the concept of masculinity, specifically in terms of issues related to dominant masculinity, with its emphasis on control, self-reliance and the suppression of emotional or physical …
Beyond the caveman: Rethinking masculinity in relation to men’s help-seeking Read More »
This article examines why male self-injury is seen to be invisible and how traditional notions of masculinity can impact help-seeking behaviours amongst the male population.
This research addresses the emotional and social difficulties of male veterans with PTSD within the context of traditional masculine gender norms.
This study recruited a diverse group of 55 men from Scotland who participated in 14 focus groups to explore help seeking and its relation to, and implications for, the practice …
This research article explores the connections between participants’ depression, masculinities, work, and retirement.
This research discusses ways in which the Australian news media’s portrayal of depressed men challenges or reproduces the stigma associated with men seeking help for their mental health.
This study examined how traditional norms associated with masculinity and cognitive flexibility helped male military veterans with traumatic brain injury reintegrate into the community.
This article explores how surfing could influence well-being among a group of combat veterans experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
