Counselling for Men: Seeking Solutions
What stops men from seeking counselling? Social conditioning, fear of weakness, or pressure to “tough it out” — all contribute. But real strength lies in facing what’s not working, and choosing to grow.Soul Psychology vs Heroic Psychology
Thomas Moore’s Care of the Soul reshaped how I understand healing: not as fixing, but as tending. Soul psychology invites us to embrace human frailty, depth, and connection — not perfection or performance.The Eagle’s Nest – A Portal To Maturing
Childhood emotional wounds often echo well into adulthood. A father–son bond shaped by silence, shame, and longing begins to shift through grief, truth-telling, and a hard-won return to emotional authenticity.Counselling for Men: Exercising Emotional Fitness
Emotional fitness for men is just as vital as physical strength. Counselling offers the tools to build emotional resilience, relational depth, and the confidence to live with clarity, connection, and inner strength.Vulnerability in Romance
Vulnerability isn’t about being easily hurt. It’s about dropping the mask — and letting someone meet the real you, not the performance. That kind of honesty isn’t safe. But it’s real.Befriending Your Feelings
Emotions aren’t problems to fix — they’re weather to observe. This piece unpacks how to build emotional regulation, so feelings don’t have to run the show.Men’s Mental Health
Modern manhood demands more than performance — it asks for presence. The question isn’t just what masculinity is, but which version of it truly fits you.