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Andrew Robichaud

Toronto
As seen in: LinkedIn, National Post, The Sports Network (TSN), Windsor Star, The StarPhoenix, Regina Leader-Post, Winnipeg Sun, London Free Press, Driving, Healthing and
Sports Journalist turned Product Manager. NHL 2000 regional champ. NHL 2001 regional and city champ. Fifth runner-up 2007 IMTA Actor of the Year.
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Robichaud: Mitch Marner, men's mental health and listening without judgement

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By Andrew Robichaud
| The Post (Hanover, ON) Verified
We as a society instinctively challenge the premise of another man's mental-health challenges before accepting and listening to what they're going through. Why is that? Why do we need an ironclad explanation before accepting that another man might need support? •   • A significant number of young men (16-29) believe asking for help with mental health is a sign of weakness, according to a joint report from Mental Health Research Canada (MHRC) and GreenShield.
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Robichaud: Mitch Marner, men's mental health and listening without judgement

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By Andrew Robichaud
| Timmins Times Verified
We as a society instinctively challenge the premise of another man's mental-health challenges before accepting and listening to what they're going through. Why is that? Why do we need an ironclad explanation before accepting that another man might need support?
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Robichaud: Mitch Marner, men's mental health and listening without judgement

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By Andrew Robichaud
| The Stony Plain Reporter Verified
We as a society instinctively challenge the premise of another man's mental-health challenges before accepting and listening to what they're going through. Why is that? Why do we need an ironclad explanation before accepting that another man might need support? •   • A significant number of young men (16-29) believe asking for help with mental health is a sign of weakness, according to a joint report from Mental Health Research Canada (MHRC) and GreenShield.
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