Male Psychology: The Magazine

Zac Fine 3/31/22 Zac Fine 3/31/22

A therapist who has survived the family court process shows other men how they can get through it too

I was ignorant of these horrors until I had my own skirmish in the family courts. Being a therapist, I emerged wondering if I could support other separated fathers

Anton de Voltaire 12/2/21 Anton de Voltaire 12/2/21

Could There Be an Antidote for “Toxicity”?

What if honor could be codified and made practical in application? A psychological antidote to today's war of words? Its mature boundaries, an alternative approach to disagreement in derogatory terms such as "toxicity", "gaslighting", and others like them?

Soren Stauffer-Kruse 5/3/21 Soren Stauffer-Kruse 5/3/21

Overcoming gay shame might reduce suicide attempts

Matt Englar-Carlson 4/7/21 Matt Englar-Carlson 4/7/21

Positive Masculinity is what we need to be talking about now

In no way is being male a psychological problem, but the expression of some male roles that encourage shame, aggression, dominance, and indifference often brew psychological problems on cultural and individual levels. For me, this is where positive masculinity emerges.