June is the month for Men’s Health Awareness; a time to highlight and address general and mental issues faced by men. Traditionally, there is still some stigma around men’s mental health issues. Studies suggest that owing to the stereotypical ‘tough guy’ persona, men are less likely to see a primary care doctor, or seek help for mental health issues. Although the issue of Male Depression is seldom addressed, it is more real now than ever. Statistics show that less than 50% of men are likely to exhibit forms of vulnerability, for fear of being called ‘weak’.  Social norms have defined what it means to be “a man”. For some men this may mean: WHAT IS DEPRESSION? There are various types…