If you have lost your job, how has it affected your mental health?
Site Admin • 13 October 2020
source: The Guardian
published: 9 October 2020
Following on from her Modern Masculinity series, Iman Amrani wants to open up a conversation about men’s mental health and would like to hear from men whose mental health has been affected by being out of work since the outbreak of coronavirus.
- How has being made redundant or your contract not being renewed affected your mental health?
- Are you a self-employed person who has been without work?
- How have you coped being at home without work?
- Do you have any advice you think others could learn from?
How to take part:
If you would like to appear in a video about the topic please get in touch using the link below.
Do send a clip introducing yourself as well, you can attach it using the form from the link below.
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