Recovering from the red pill rage
Red pilling is a process. Often, not an easy one.
Men’s Mental Health
Regarding Men announces Sick-o-Therapist of the Month, Laura Brown, Ph.D.
Regarding Men announces a new award for deserving mental health professionals
Happy Men’s Mental Health Week, discarded Dads
Rob Tiller discusses the need for a better understanding of what helps men in the ‘helping’ professions.
Slaying the dragon: Overcoming sexual superstimuli
Why are traditionalists so leery of discussing superstimuli, and how might we avoid their destructive impact on our lives? Paul Elam and Peter Wright explain.
Male suicide: a question of value
In the realm of male suicide, we live in a culture that quietly asks the telling question. What’s it worth for us to care?
Avoiding the Toxicity of Blue Pill Psychotherapy
Considering psychotherapy? Are you male? You might want to consider it a little more.
For real love to arise, romantic love must die: Part three
Paul offers part three and the conclusion of his series on red pill relationships.
Solving men’s social isolation
Social isolation and loneliness sometimes lead to a downward spiral. Tim Patten give some positive suggestions for change.
Red pill isolation
The Red Pill journey can be a lonesome one. With all its power to shield and protect, it can have a negative impact on healing. Paul Elam with a reminder that taking a red pill doesn’t require the life of a hermit.
A survival guide for men in couples therapy — Part one
Marriage and family therapy can be unfriendly and unforgiving ground for men. Tom Golden offers some insights on it and what to do about it.
