Part 1 During the holiday season, we often reflect on what we’re grateful for and what gifts we might want to receive or give to those we love. One of the greatest gifts I have been given involves my family and my work with men and their families. It has been said that
Part 3 Understanding Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES) You can read: For most of my early adult life if you’d asked me about my early life experiences following my father’s hospitalization or the year I dutifully went with my uncle to visit my father, I would have said I didn’t remember much or made
Part 2 The Day My Uncle Drove Me to the Mental Hospital You can read Part 1, “Where I’m Coming From: My Own Origin Story” here. I was five years old when my uncle drove me to the mental hospital. I was confused and afraid. “Why do I have to go?” I asked Uncle Harry.
I have been a men’s mental health professional since November 21, 1969 when I held my newborn son and made a vow that I would be a different kind of father than my father was able to be for me and do everything I could to improve the mental, emotional, and relational lives of men
Well, the election is finally over and there are a few things I know about you, my readers. You are happy your candidate won or unhappy because your candidate lost, or just glad you don’t have to watch any more political ads for a while and you can stop getting text messages asking for money.
“Tribalism,” says cultural psychologist Dr. Michael Morris, “has been named the culprit behind everything that’s wrong with the world today, from political polarization to failure to combat climate change.” There is certainly a lot wrong with our world today, but the problem is not that we have become tribal. In his groundbreaking book, Tribal: How
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