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Men reportedly aren't addressing their mental health. A Utah collective wants to change that
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and for men the struggle of navigating the challenges can be one that is silent. Providing a space where men can open their hearts and connect is something Curtis Morley of Highland knew was important, especially following the COVID-19 pandemic. Morley is the CEO of Counterfeit Emotions, which is built around the principles of differentiating between "counterfeit and authentic" emotions such as guilt vs. shame and pain vs. misery. The entrepreneur and author created an online series diving into the masculine mindset. "There's so much negativity ...
