
Sean McCluskey
Health, Wellbeing and Peer Support Officer at Northern Ireland Ambulance Service; advocates for men's mental health and peer support
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Jun 19, 2026
Men's Health Week with Sean McCluskey
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13:36JohnHOST
And that just stores it up, doesn't it?

Sean McCluskeyGUEST
You know, when the well's empty, how do you refill that? How do you pick yourself up when things, when your chips are down and you're having a bit of a tough time? Some people just throw themselves into their work.

Sean McCluskeyGUEST
Some people maybe take an extra drink, go for an extra pint and just kind of, you know, cope with it that way.

Sean McCluskeyGUEST
Their emotions are how they've reacted to something that they've seen or something that they've witnessed.
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20:58JohnHOST
So what would you, in closing then, what are the key messages for men? I think