A new study from Intensions Consulting and the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation (CMHF) has found that certain sub-populations of Canadian men are at a significantly higher risk for depression and anxiety.

The Globe & Mail recently published an article titled, ‘It took a pandemic to change fatherhood – and for these dads, there’s no going back to normal.’ The story included findings from our recent study exploring the impact of COVID-19 on Canadian fathers.

CTV Calgary recently aired a segment titled, ‘Bringing fathers closer to their kids.’ The story was based on findings from our study exploring the impact of COVID-19 on Canadian fathers.

CTV News Atlantic recently aired a segment titled, ‘Celebrating Maritime dads amid COVID-19 pandemic.’ The story was based on findings from our study exploring the impact of COVID-19 on Canadian fathers.

The Toronto Sun recently published an article titled, ‘COVID-19 pandemic puts a silver lining on Father's Day this year.’ The story was based on findings from our study exploring the impact of COVID-19 on Canadian fathers.

The Vancouver Sun recently published an article titled, ‘COVID-19: Studies show B.C. dads spending more time with their kids during pandemic.’ The story was based on findings from our study exploring the impact of COVID-19 on Canadian fathers.

CTV News Toronto recently aired a segment titled, ‘Survey finds fathers bonding more with kids amid COVID-19 restrictions.’ The segment was based on findings from our study exploring the impact of COVID-19 on Canadian fathers.

A new study conducted on behalf of the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation by Intensions Consulting, has found that many fathers feel closer to their kids during the COVID-19 pandemic and want to continue this deeper connection after life returns to normal.

Recently the National Observer published an article titled, ‘The help men can get online could save their lives.’ The article was based on the findings from our recent Intensions Consulting study exploring the health behaviour of men who use DontChangeMuch.ca.

The Tyee recently published an article titled, ‘When Men Avoid Doctors, Online Options Can Help.’ The article was based on the findings from our recent Intensions Consulting and UBC study exploring the health behaviour of men who use the e-health resource DontChangeMuch.ca.

A new study from Intensions Consulting and the University of British Columbia has found that men who regularly used DontChangeMuch.ca made significantly more health changes than men who did not.

The Journal of Mental Health recently published a peer-reviewed study titled, ’Health-related masculine values, depression and suicide risk in men.’ Intensions Consulting contributed to this study exploring the relationship between mental health and values.

A new study by Intensions Consulting has found that social distancing may be a perfect match for the sexual desires of many young Americans. The study found that younger Americans were significantly more likely to embrace virtual and online forms of intimacy.

Forbes recently published an article titled, 'Technology Is Making Our Youth Stressed, Lonely, Narcissistic And Digitally Obese’. The article was based on findings from our study exploring The Future of Life in America.

On March 13, 2020, TechFirst invited us to discuss our recent Intensions Consulting and Nikolas Badminton study on The Future of Life. Hosted by John Koetsier, this particular interview focused on the topics of stress, loneliness, and digital obesity.

A new study by Intensions Consulting and Nikolas Badminton has examined the relationship between social media use and mental health. The study found that those who spend more than 4 hours (240 minutes) a day on social media, apps, and online platforms, had significantly higher rates of depression, anxiety, and self-identified narcissism.

On July 9, 2019, LesEchos published an article titled, ‘Les patrons sont-ils menacés par la robotisation?’ Written by Gerald Karsenti, the article included findings from our recent Intensions Consulting study on the Future of Work.

A new study conducted by Intensions Consulting and the Canadian Men’s Health Foundation has found that thirty-five percent of men believe it’s important to demonstrate toughness, endorsing views that men should ‘never reveal their vulnerability’ and should ‘take risks, even though they might get injured’.

The Daily Mail recently published an article titled, 'Millennial men value good health and altriusm over ‘masculine’ traits.’ The article was based on findings from our study exploring The Values of Millennial Men.

On December 26, 2018, TVA Nouvelles published an article titled, ‘Les milléniaux accordent plus d’importance à leur bien-être qu’à leur masculinité’. The article was based on the findings from our recent Intensions Consulting and UBC study on The New Values of Millennial Men.

On June 11, 2018, the Toronto Sun published an article titled, ‘Canadian men live unhealthy lifestyles: Study’. The article was based on the findings from our recent Intensions Consulting and Canadian Men’s Health Foundation study on the Five Health Habits of Canadian Men.