MEN'S MENTAL WELLNESS
THE COMMUNITY OF KINGS OF HAMMER & CHISTLE
Men's Mental Health Matters!! Utilizing Individual therapy and/or in combination with a men’s process group, a licensed clinical therapist will lead you through courageous conversations about life. The goal is to empower men to be heard and to embark on a journey to grow, develop and be in a positive and healthy long term, mindful, meaningful connected friendship, brotherhood and camaraderie, fatherhood and manhood.
Using individual therapy, men will share safely, openly and honestly discuss, listen, share their story. In the men's process group, as lead by the therapist, men will give each other mutual support, motivation and coaching through our life's journey.
Some topics that can emerge during in individual therapy or in group may include but not limited to:
- Childhood Abuse & Intergenerational Trauma
- Mother/Father Wounds
- Strengthening your identity as a man
- Living Single, Coupled, or Married
- Financial Stability
- Embracing Fatherhood
- Shared Parenting
- Managing Emotions
- Controlling Anger
- No male role models
- Growing in Faith
- Overcoming obstacles
- Social Injustice/Community Violence
- Judicially Involved/Gang Life
- Domestic Violence/Anger Management
SPECIALTY GROUPS. We are currently gathering names and emails for those interested in the following specialty groups:
- NEW FATHERS/MOTHERS
- SEARCHING FOR MY QUEEN-PREPARING MY KINGDOM
- SURVIVING THE CHAOS OF SHARED PARENTING-MEN'S EDITION
- PARENTING SPECIAL NEEDS WITH MINOR OR ADULT CHILDREN
- WISDOM YEARS-EMBRACING SINGLE LIVING
- DOMESTIC VIOLENCE/ANGER MANAGEMENT
Praise to New Dads, Experienced Dads, and Co-Parents:
The perinatal period can be hard for you too, dad/partner, as you adjust to having more responsibility on your plate, trying to figure out how to help your significant other. You are also trying to learn how to be a responsive dad/partner can add an element of stress and worry during an already major adjustment to life as well as changes in intimacy and sexual well-being during this period. Postpartum mood changes can also occur in partners. Yes, you read that right! A partner is more likely to also experience postpartum depression if their partner is dealing with it as well. Please do not hesitate to get support for yourself. I see dads and partners individually and for couples' support during the perinatal period and beyond!!
**Enrollment starting soon. Email to get on the waiting list.