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Over the years I’ve been counseling, it’s been clear that men are faced a specific challenge in taking care of themselves. Role obligations to work or family rob them of time and energy. Lack of emotional modeling or even punishment for showing anything other than anger or happiness makes it difficult for men to identify and work with some really tough yet necessary emotions. Seeking help can be labeled as weak, and many men have difficulty even identifying people they would be safe to share with. My practice offers safe harbor for the men who wish to embark on the difficult journey of learning to truly know themselves.
Over the years I’ve been counseling, it’s been clear that men are faced a specific challenge in taking care of themselves. Role obligations to work or family rob them of time and energy. Lack of emotional modeling or even punishment for showing anything other than anger or happiness makes it difficult for men to identify and work with some really tough yet necessary emotions. Seeking help can be labeled as weak, and many men have difficulty even identifying people they would be safe to share with. My practice offers safe harbor for the men who wish to embark on the difficult journey of learning to truly know themselves.