Category: Mental Health
“Happiness is an imaginary condition formerly often attributed by the living to the dead, now usually attributed by adults to…
Across the last two centuries, people have argued about how much biology and psychology shape human behavior. Sexual orientation is…
What kind of dad are you? Research suggests that part of the answer involves biology. Hormones such as testosterone and…
Over years of practice with male clients, one pattern stands out: many men rarely cry in therapy. The tissue box…
A man knows it’s time to retire when his children are talking about their own retirement, his passion for golf…
New work from criminologist Kevin Beaver (Florida State University) adds to the growing—yet nuanced—literature linking biology and behavior. His research…
For those young men who were fortunate enough to return from the trenches after the First World War, many came…
Bullying is not “just a phase.” In my work with men, I often hear how school-age bullying quietly echoes into…
Mental health has its fashions, and mindfulness is certainly having a moment. By “mindfulness,” most people mean simple, regular meditative…
Depressed mood is one of the most common problems I see in men. It rarely arrives alone: low energy, sleep…