Men &
Interactive Toolkits
Hot Neon worked with a team of therapists to develop interactive toolkits to support men in improving their mental health. The toolkit was designed to be approachable, anonymous, and instructive, effectively lowering the barrier of entry to mental health care.
Background
There is a crucial gap within the spectrum of men’s mental health care – men who are looking to actively improve their mental health, but are still hesitant about counseling. Failure to engage with, and provide resources for these men often resulted in them halting their health journey. Men &’s therapist team conducted research and developed PDF toolkits focusing on the following topics:
Solution
Hot Neon worked with a team of therapists to develop interactive toolkits to support men in improving their mental health. The toolkit was designed to be approachable, anonymous, and instructive, effectively lowering the barrier of entry to mental health care, and allow users to explore valuable topics organically and download PDF versions for later review.
Services Provided
Impact
Through the Men& initiative, Hot Neon has effectively contributed to bridging the mental health care gap for men in Alberta and Canada. By creating engaging, interactive, and anonymous resources, we have empowered men to take the first steps toward improving their mental health and relationships, thereby fostering a healthier and more supportive community.
The ongoing relationship between Men& and Hot Neon continues to produce additional toolkits targeted at existing and new audiences.
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