Men’s Issues therapists in Sarnia, Ontario ON, Canada CA

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Vancouver, British Columbia therapist: Jue Wang, counselor/therapist
Men’s Issues

Jue Wang

Counsellor/Therapist, MCP, RCC, CCC
Men's mental health issues are the most underfunded and under-looked topics in these recent years. I had my piece of training in exclusive male treatment facilities that support adult men in finding their way to recovery.  
3 Years Experience
Online in Sarnia, Ontario
London, Ontario therapist: Randi Elizabeth O’Hare, registered social worker
Men’s Issues

Randi Elizabeth O’Hare

Registered Social Worker, MA, BSW, RSW
Men face very unrealistic social expectations: pressure to ‘be strong all the time’, to not show weakness and to hold back certain emotions. I can help free you from these limitations in a way that's comfortable for you and that will improve your emotional well being and relationships.  
11 Years Experience
Online in Sarnia, Ontario
Ottawa, Ontario therapist: Melanie Fuller, registered psychotherapist
Men’s Issues

Melanie Fuller

Registered Psychotherapist, Psychotherapist (Qualifying)
Unhealthy and oppressive social policies, norms, narratives, traditions, and pressures, harm the healthy development of both men and women. I have experience of providing trauma-informed psychotherapy services to individual and groups of men who sought to address, and work through their past and lingering, somatic, cognitive, existential, emotional, and interpersonal experiences of childhood trauma. In psychotherapy, I will collaborate with you to demystify the maladaptive norms, narratives, traditions and policies which inhibit and blur one's agency and opportunity to live their preferred story.  
5 Years Experience
Online in Sarnia, Ontario
 therapist: Seven Vistas - Professional Life Coach and Counsellor, counselor/therapist
Men’s Issues

Seven Vistas - Professional Life Coach and Counsellor

Counsellor/Therapist, PCC, RPC-C, NLP Master Practitioner
Shh, we aren't allowed to or supposed to talk about this. We're men, oak trees that barely need water right? Not right at all on any level. We are humans and have deep seated needs we often don't even understand yet ourselves. We have unique processes and challenges. We don't often feel ok to admit them. Let's chat, Boys, teens, men, LGBTQ....what is it about being or feeling male that feels conflicted? There are many parts that can.  
21 Years Experience
Online in Sarnia, Ontario (Online Only)
Medicine Hat, Alberta therapist: Russ Webb - Insight Counselling Services, counselor/therapist
Men’s Issues

Russ Webb - Insight Counselling Services

Counsellor/Therapist, MA, CT, RPC, MPCC
There are many kinds of issues that might be considered a men's issue. Men have been acculturated differently than women. And many men have been acculturated in ways that lead to many kinds of problems. Acculturation is the process of what we have learned growing up from our families, teachers, coaches, peers, and even Hollywood about what it means to be a man. It places pressure and limitations on our lives in so many ways. Many issues then arise from this such as problems in our relationship with ourselves, negative thinking patterns, difficulties dealing with failure, inability to seek help or support, difficulty talking about feelings, not knowing how to process our feelings, difficulties knowing how to measure success in our lives, being unable to connect with other men in meaningful ways (and even our partners), and so much more. When men have experienced trauma (whether at work or in childhood, emotional, physical, or sexual) there can be intense pressure to try and contain it, control it, and push it out of their minds. These are all men's issues that can be helpful to address with another male to help break down the walls of isolation that so often can happen between men.  
26 Years Experience
Online in Sarnia, Ontario