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Highlighting men’s health in Movember

Our fathers, partners, brothers and friends are facing a health crisis, yet it’s rarely talked about. We have stacks of books, resources and events for Mo Bros and Mo Sisters to access this Movember. Start the conversation and save a life!

Joe Bakhmoutski is the author of Simplify CancerOnline author talk with Joe Bakhmoutski

In 2016, Joe was diagnosed with testicular cancer, and his experience led him to create Simplify Cancer – a website that aims to help people find better ways of dealing with cancer. Simply Cancer now includes podcasts, videos, and a book by the same name, but Joe’s mission remains the same; to give cancer patients and survivors practical advice of how to deal with cancer mentally, emotionally and socially so they can have the life they want despite cancer.

Joe have two online author presentations in November. You can watch the replays at the links below!

3 ways to tackle uncertainty in your daily life & what not to say to your mate with cancer.
3 obstacles to getting the support you want.

These presentations are suitable for anyone experiencing cancer or those supporting a loved one through a cancer diagnosis.

Words for Wellbeing Collection

Our Words for Wellbeing collection is a selection of books, DVDs, audiobooks and digital resources that have been recommended by health care professionals to support mental and physical health and wellbeing.

To find out more or browse the collection, click here.

And now, we moustache you a question – have you seen our stash of ‘stache of books? Click the image to reserve your copy (moustaches not included).

Ask and astronaut by Tim Peake    Deacon King Kong by James McBride    The great aussie bloke slim-down by Peter Fitzsimons     Honeybee by Craig Silvey    Killing time by Jimmy Barnes The happiest man on Earth by Eddie Jaku     Outback songman by Ted Egan    No friend but the mountains by Behrouz Boochani    A life on our planet by David Attenborough    Crazy Aussie crims by Mal Walden

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