Most men seeking therapy aren't dealing with issues that are exclusive to their gender. However, they still need a therapist who can empathize with how men uniquely experience these issues.

Feeling mistreated in your relationship? Learn how to stop "paying" for mistreatment by changing your response. Set boundaries, manage your emotions, and reinforce positive behaviors to create a healthier, more respectful dynamic. Discover practical steps to influence positive change in your relationship.

The second installment of advice that this therapist would give you, if I were responsible for how you live your life.

Raw truths and game-changing advice for men's mental well-being in this no-nonsense article by a men’s psychotherapist. These aren’t things you HAVE to do… but if you want a better life, and better relationships, they are good steps to start with.

You might know something about meditation, but there’s a secret to it. Even though I’m sharing it, it’ll remain a secret to many. Learn why consistent meditation is one of the best investments you can make in your life.

In a world plagued by "Trump derangement" and polarized political views, it is crucial to respond with rationality and compassion, not only for the sake of societal harmony but also for our own mental well-being. By taking responsibility for our mental health through self-reflection, empathy, and cultivating understanding, we can strive towards a more inclusive and compassionate society.

In HBO's True Detective, Rust Cohle's mandated therapy session is daunting due to his skepticism and complex psyche. This article explains why my approach, focused on authenticity and embracing one's true self, is effective even with skeptical clients like Rust.

How men can deal well with anti-male attitudes, while focusing on their personal growth. Explore mythological insights, reject reactive misogyny, and learn practical strategies for fostering constructive dialogue and supportive networks. Empower yourself by embracing your identity and journey towards individuation.

Many men get scared when women express emotions. This is one of the reasons why many struggle to communicate well in their relationships. This article discusses how this came to be, and what to do about it.

A common belief is that it's weak to let things be when someone says something upsetting, and that to be strong, we need to keep fighting for what we think is right. Absolutely, we need to state our positions. It's strong and healthy to give voice to our feelings and wants. But it's also strong to allow ourselves to pause once we've done so, even when we don't get the immediate response we desire.