As I wrapped up my last blog post about men being the canaries in the coal mine I reference Sam Keen and his book Fire in the Belly: On Being a Man. In it Keen lays out four simple steps that we must do in order to continue to live on a planet that is conducive to human
I never realized how lonely life could be until I got divorced. My wife got custody of the kids and I didn’t realize how much I would miss seeing them every day until I became the “non-custodial parent.” She also got custody of the house and I moved into my cousin’s garage, which was all
For many of us 2012 has been a difficult year, male stress continues to rise. Most of us will make some kind of New Year’s Resolution and focus our attention on improving our lives in 2013. I’ve found there are three areas we would like to improve. 1. Our health Most of us would like
I just returned from the First International Conference on Eden Energy Medicine. I presented a workshop titled: Save the Males: Using Energy Therapies to Heal 7 Critical Problems Men Face Today and had the pleasure of joining other health-care providers and scientists as we explored the emerging field of Energy Medicine. The conference was organized
“Last month a man came home from work with my husband’s face but he did not act at all like the man I married,” says Marie, a 42 year-old wife and mother of three. “I’ve known this man for 30 years, married 22 of them and have never met this guy before. Angry, nasty, and
I have a personal, as well as professional, interest in male depression and suicide. It began with my father who was born in Jacksonville, Florida December 17, 1906. He was one of eight children whose parents had been born in Eastern Europe and had come to the United States in the late 1800s. From what
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