WHAT MEN GET OUT OF THERAPY
Men and relationships deserve attention that they don’t often get! In men’s therapy, we support you in learning how to identify what you’re feeling and to express yourself clearly and directly. In therapy, you’ll learn all those emotional intelligence skills everyone keeps talking about that help men and relationships, like empathy, emotional awareness, and self-regulation.
If you're a man wanting to improve your relationships, you get BIG RESULTS in therapy! You'll learn to manage your stress as well as communicate like a champ with partners, friends, and co-workers. It's a win-win!
If I was to say what is the major emotion of American masculinity, it is anxiety. Why? Because you have to prove your masculinity all the time.”
~ Michael Kimmel
You can empower yourself to have meaningful and healthy relationships with the people you care about. I’d say that’s a really good investment.
MEN AND RELATIONSHIPS
Lot’s of things get in the way of men and relationships:
- anxiety, worry and tension
- anger, impatience and irritability
- insecurity or lack of confidence
- depression, lack of motivation
- financial stress, work and career
WHAT MEN WANT IN A RELATIONSHIP
What men want in a relationship is what we all want: love, respect, acceptance, connection, security, and warmth. But it’s hard to get connection and respect when you don’t have the tools and awareness to communicate effectively.
Therapy is like a relationship 101 class tailored just for you. In the class, you’ll learn how to get better at communicating what you need, as well as accepting love and connection from the people you care about. You won’t be afraid of storms if you get better at sailing your ship. As Franklin D Roosevelt said, “A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor.”
DO THE WORK & GET THE RELATIONSHIPS YOU WANT
Focusing on yourself and doing individual therapy is one of the best ways to get the relationships you want.
Your communication get healthier, life gets more meaningful, and you feel way more connected to the people you care about.
Reach out and see what therapy can do!
Whether you’re married or not, relationships – and the satisfaction tied to them – are extremely important for increasing men’s and women’s quality of life.”
~ Helen Fisher
