Conrad said their main message is that mental health is not just for some people; it is for everyone, and taking care of it is “the manliest thing for a guy to do.” He calls it a celebration of ...

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Christophersen says mental health resources and support have evolved significantly from when he went through his challenges, saying he is now trying to break the silence and stigma.

Patrick O'Moore left his job as a Seattle firefighter while experiencing severe burnout. He later returned with new lessons and awareness of mental health challenges.

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