Men sometimes face challenges unique to their gender. The term “men’s issues” can be applied to a wide range of concerns that a man might face, including male-specific health problems, impotence or other sexual issues, body image problems, stress, PTSD, domestic violence, anger management, divorce, or fatherhood. Therapists specializing in men’s issues will help to empower their clients and encourage them to combat their issues and to seek balance in life.
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Masculinity, emotional vulnerability, anger, self-respect, intimacy, courage, and reason. I offer a space to examine what that might mean in your life.
View ProfileMarriage and Family Therapist Associate
MA
Focusing on building a better connection to my masculinity and to other male identified people is a huge part of my life and work. As a clinician I've helped male identified people improve relationships, find meaning in work, and build stronger communities. As a sex therapist I am passionate about expanding the routes to pleasure men can access for themselves and their partners.
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Men are being asked by our society to engage in a delicate balancing act of change that requires they break out of calcified conceptions of traditional masculinity and settle into a new form that leaves behind destructive values and embraces the best men have to offer. I love helping men identify what being a man means and then striving to be the best man they can.
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MA, LPC
I have worked with men over the years in most of stages of their development. With this work I find exploring cultural and social perspectives along with the pressures of being male very helpful. Exploring male roles and finding deeper connections to who you really are is a core of the work that I focus on. Because of my humanistic and existential perspective exploring "what is a man" can be quite interesting and illuminating as well.
View ProfileLicensed Clinical Social Worker
LCSW, LCSW-C
'Men's issues' is a broad umbrella. Men often face overlapping issues such as chronic anger, role strain, dysfunctional stress-management strategies, sexual performance issues, social isolation, and difficulty finding healthy and satisfying outlets. I have experience sorting out these issues and connecting you with your power and intention.
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M.A., Diploma of Process Work
Stepping into personal growth work initially through men's work, I specialize in supporting men on their journey of self-discovery, emotional exploration, and nurturing healthy relationships. With a perspective rooted in advocating for gender equality and understanding the diverse experiences of all genders, I offer compassionate guidance to men seeking personal growth and authentic connections.
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The rites of passage which have existed in nearly every culture across time and place and function to provide the male-identified person with a coherent understanding of how to organize one's life have all but vanished for many of us. An impoverished mythology of heroic economic achievement has come to fill this void, providing many with a vague emotional undercurrent of longing and frustration.
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LPC, MS, NCC
I enjoy working one-on-one and in groups with men, whether they struggle with emotional awareness or regulation, relationship issues, life purpose, complex PTSD symptoms, or the like. I offer a safe, curious, and caring relational space to explore what it is like to be you and what might be holding you back from the life you wish for.
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MA, LPC
I am dedicated to working with clients with complex trauma, intimacy disorders, dissociation, attachment issues, relationship issues, grief, anxiety, and depression.
View ProfileMarriage and Family Therapist Associate
Masters of Arts, Marriage, Couple & Family Therapy
These days understanding what it means “to be a man” can be full of mixed messages. Typically, these "rules" of masculinity come from the environments men developed in but were internalized so young that it can seem like they are the natural or correct way. I work with men to examine many of the expectations they contend with and decide what should be embraced or left behind.
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I have a keen interest in men's issues and have facilitated men's process groups groups for 6 years.
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Masters In Counseling
I specialize in helping men redefine what masculinity can be. As men we can work to strip away the conditioning that keeps us isolated and that makes us feel that the empowerment of other men, women, and different cultures is a threat to us. In the retreats, workshops, and individual sessions that I lead for men, we work to understand what this conditioning has stolen from us and how to rediscover healthy masculinity and the healing it can bring to ourselves, our families, and everyone around us
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
LPC, LMHC
I have participated in several men's groups and was elected leader of the men's group at my graduate school my second year. I have spent many years working through my own issues with masculinity and have found comfortable place with it, but I know from personal experience that the journey is not easy. Cultural ideas about masculinity are changing and much of what used to be taught about being a man is now seen as negative, but it is still possible to be a good man and I can help with that.
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
I enjoy working with men and exploring what masculinity means for the individual and for society as a whole. I find that many men struggle with having an emotional language. Helping men be better versions of themselves for their loved ones and families is wonderful work I enjoy.
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MA, LPC-A, LPF
My approach to working with men draws from my training in Jungian and depth psychology, and what is now called the "mythopoetic" men's movement. I integrate masculine archetypes and mythology to help you chart your inner landscape. I also incorporate Internal Family Systems to help uncover and integrate the wounded or reactive “parts” of you that may be the source of your problems. This work extends to all sexual orientations and male-identified people.
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MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling
Men often hold unconscious beliefs that they must hold in their emotions lest they be perceived as "weak." Or that the only acceptable emotions to express are anger and aggression. I believe vulnerability is a sign of strength. I have worked with men to uncover repressed emotions and put a name to them, allowing them new ways of being.
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LPC, MCOUN, MED
Men's issues are often commonly misunderstood. Becoming the man we want to be is not as easy as simply choosing a path. Changing behaviors from the inside out is a process. Validating your life purpose and sense of dignity is crucial. Uncovering the mental, emotional, and intuitive obstacles is often a matter of aligning our head and heart to our soul. This is a matter of process over perfection.
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MFT
Both women and men suffer because of patriarchal systems that reinforce toxic masculinity. Many men are led to believe that masculinity itself is toxic. This, of course, is untrue and leaves men feeling even more isolated, ashamed, and confused. So what does "positive" masculinity look like? What does it mean to be a good man? I work with male-identifying folks both individually and in men's groups to explore these questions in a safe, gender-affirming, healing space.
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MA, NCC
I help men navigate the complexity & nuance of their experience within the current complicated culture of masculinity, postmodernism, and patriarchy. I understand that men are often not what they appear to be & hold the unfolding of men's personal growth as sacred and tender. Together we can explore your relationship to power, sex, assertiveness, anger, & anything else. As a gender-fluid human, & a man who has embraced my assigned gender, I hope that I can be an ally to you on your journey.
View ProfileClinical Psychologist
PhD
I work with men to empower them to overcome barriers to seeking help, cultivate self-compassion, and develop healthier emotional expression, ultimately leading to greater fulfillment and connection in their lives. My approach focuses on helping recognize and challenge unhelpful narratives that contribute to feelings of shame and disconnection. I'm familiar with the presentation of cooccurring disorders in men and how this may present differently than in women.
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
MA, LPC, FEA
I have worked for decades helping men heal from trauma and become more embodied and familiar with their emotions.
View ProfileLicensed Marriage Family Therapist
Men's work is an area of focus within my practice. Many men have been conditioned to experience emotions in an unhealthy manner. I work with men of all kinds to become more aware and grounded in who they are within their masculinity. Additionally, by meeting in my yurt office and being able to go outdoors into the garden, I offer an alternative to the traditional talk therapy setting.
View ProfileProfessional Counselor Associate
MA
Society often conditions men to "fend for ourselves" which can lead to feelings of isolation and the dangerous belief that seeking help is a sign of weakness. Men account for 75% of deaths by suicide which is why it's essential for men to get the help they need. My goal is to create a space where men feel empowered to talk about their emotions, gain self-awareness, and take proactive steps in their lives, relationships, and sexual identity to lead a healthier more balanced life.
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
LPC
Being a man in this culture is not easy. There's a myriad of mixed messages about how we are supposed to act, think, feel, not-feel and behave. Our roles seem to be increasingly narrowed, as advertisers and media outlets continue to target our insecurities, therefore our sense of personal power can begin to diminish. I work with men to help them identify and understand their authentic selves.
View ProfileProfessional Counselor Associate
MS, NCC, CRC
Even as the primary beneficiaries of patriarchy, men suffer under it. Much of this suffering comes from a disconnection with the self, taught during childhood and reinforced throughout adolescence and adulthood. Most of my clinical experience has been in working with men on a variety of issues including boundary setting, navigating gender roles, accountability, harm and repair, trauma and recovery, loneliness, and slowing down from ‘doing’ to ‘being.’
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
LPC, CRC
Living as a man in our society comes with unique limits and opportunities. We develop and strengthen parts of ourselves to survive struggle and meet expectations of masculinity. While these parts can be incredibly effective, they can also lead to frustration, relationship issues, and unhelpful coping strategies. Specializing in Men's Issues means creating a space that's to comfortably explore these issues, while becoming better at addressing feelings, meeting needs, and connecting with others.
View ProfileLicensed Marriage Family Therapist
LMFT
I major component of my work is helping male identified folk cultivate a masculinity that does not incorporate toxic elements such as misogyny, violence or isolation
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
As men, we're being asked to change, and we are. With effort and focused commitment, we can achieve a much more enriched way of life; a life that's free of emotional restriction. This work is best done individually with a therapist AND in a supportive group of other men. I facilitate a quarterly 10 week men's support group called Modern Man. 6-7 men work together for 10 weeks. We process and resolve issues involved contemporary masculine life. Please see my website for more information.
View ProfileProfessional Counselor Associate
MS, NCC
Men in this culture are socialized — often brutally — to disconnect from their feelings at an early age, and this is reinforced both covertly and overtly throughout adolescence and adulthood. We peel back the layers of shitty enculturation and trauma to unearth parts that have been shut away for years or decades. However painful, this process is a necessary part of healing and can deepen the quality of your relationships with your community, other men, your partner(s), and yourself.
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
Feminism has rightly challenged women's oppression. However, patriarchy impacts men as well as women. Gender roles are shifting in our society, and I offer a space to unpack and examine what that might mean in your life and how you can live a more authentic life, free of social expectations.
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As a father, husband, brother, and son I know there are many expectations life can throw at you and see the pressure that can create.
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Graduate Student Intern
I work with men in regards to pornography addictions, sexual difficulties, emotional and physical burnout, anger, and the anxiety and depression which often accompany the difficulties listed above. I provide a non-judgmental and supportive space, while also helping clients work through the resistance they might have to taking the steps necessary to see positive change.
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LPC
I recognize the unique social constructs and constraints present for a man in our modern society. I encourage my male clients to accept their maleness and work towards a more holistic version of themselves.
View ProfileProfessional Counselor Associate
MS, NCC, CRC
I have special interest in men’s mental health. Men experience higher rates of completed suicide, addiction, and houselessness. Additionally, boys and men are often expected to cut off their emotional selves to appear strong and stoic, I believe this lead to disconnection and isolation. Many men do not feel comfortable or safe expressing their feelings and so they suffer alone. My goal is to help reduce shame and build comfort and safety in connection with others.
View ProfileClinical Social Work Associate
CSWA A11890
As a man, I use Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) to address men's issues by helping clients define their personal goals, identify strengths, and build on what’s working in their lives. I provide a space for men to explore challenges like emotional expression, societal expectations, and relationships, while empowering them to envision their ideal future and take steps toward achieving it, guided by their values and strengths.
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
LPC, NCC
The identity of man seems to have changed so much in modern times. It sometimes seems feels completely out of place today. Men's roles in work, relationships, even hobbies have been impacted. This is the place where we reconnect with your goals and dreams, and find actual workable ways of reaching them. No matter what place you are in life, there is always hope of moving forward.
View ProfileProfessional Counselor Associate
M.S.
Casey is especially dedicated to trying to support men in dealing with their mental health and relationship as societal stigma and barriers often impact our ability to live emotionally fulfilling lives.
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
MS, LPC
I help men build better relationships, build skills and confidence in fully expressing themselves, and feel more holistically empowered with their masculinity. In the past, I have facilitated a men's process group exploring all of these issues and more.
View ProfileMarriage and Family Therapist Associate
MA
Men face a particular array of challenges these days. It's can be helpful to have a space to talk with another man about those challenges and what might be done to live in preferred ways.
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
LPC, MA, BA
Men need support. Men have feelings and need to feel and share them. Feeling vulnerable is part of that process. What are the imprints you've inherited as a man and how may they be preventing you from living and feeling vital and empowered? The fact that I have gone there myself allows me to hold the energy permitting my clients to go there as well.
View ProfileLicensed Clinical Social Worker
LCSW
I have worked with men for over a decade to build the skills they need to live healthy lives and have happy, intimate relationships.
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
With a male gender identification comes certain social norms and expected roles. What does it mean to you to be authentically yourself in a male body? For over a decade, I have been a participant in and facilitator of men's circles and rites of passage ceremonies. In groups and individual sessions, I take an experiential, relational approach to men's work, helping you to connect with your inner wisdom so you can craft a life of integrity, meaning, and purpose.
View ProfileProfessional Counselor Associate
MS
I know there are a lot of things that are difficult to talk about as men, especially with other men. What we're taught about strength and weakness makes it difficult to open up and talk about our true, underlying feelings. It makes it hard to even know what those feelings are. There is a lot that society expects of men, much of it contradictory and outdated. No topic is out-of-bounds.
View ProfileLicensed Clinical Social Worker
LCSW, CHT
I have a particular interest in working with men to overcome the legacy of toxic masculinity and the persistent burden of shame that it engenders.
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Professional Counselor Associate
I have worked with men ranging from adolescent to those in their later years of life on issues of identity, depression, anxiety, stress, trauma, adjustment to a new life stage, mourning divorce or the loss of a loved one, parenting coaching, career coaching, substance and sexual addiction, and much more.
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
C8765
I specialize in working with people who identify as male, and am interested in exploring the intersection between your own concepts of masculinity, society's expectations, and mental health. I enjoy helping men find ways to relate to and regulate emotion that utilize the strength and resilience that masculinity can provide, while also recognizing the ways that expectations of men and the ways we relate to emotion can harm us. I am also comfortable addressing concerns about male sexual health.
View ProfileLicensed Professional Counselor
LPC, CADC-II, BC-TMH
Suicide for males is on the rise significantly in the United States. This has been related to the struggle of males being able to reach out for help and support due to barriers related to social stigma or previously held notions about the counseling process. I work to normalize and validate male struggles and toxic male messages through all aspects of treatment.
View ProfileMarriage and Family Therapist
MA
I believe that it is important for men to reexamine the standards of masculinity that have been put forth by our cultures. I offer a non-judgmental space for male-identified persons to process their feelings regarding their place in a changing world. I take inspiration from Robert Bly, Joseph Campbell, Robert A. Johnson, and the mythopoetic men's movement.
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