S1 E53 | The Men's Therapy Hub Launch and why more male therapists helps men |Chris Hemmings
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Chris Hemmings returns for the second time to this podcast, the second of only 2 guests to do so!
Chris Hemmings is a therapist and coach who specialises in working with men. He’s the founder of Men’s Therapy Hub, a directory of male therapists for male clients. Before training to be a therapist he was a BBC journalist, writing and making documentaries about men, masculinity and mental health. He’s also the founder of M-Path, who go in to schools across the UK speaking to students about what it means to be a man.
Key points of the episode:
- Why there is still a lack of positive stories about men.
- The shift in the "Overton" window, from "Men are the problem" to "Men have problems"... but when do we celebrate men?
- Why we need to stop victim blaming.
- The Men's therapy hub - what is it?
- The previous faults of therapy.
- The faults of the medical profession.
- How more men will come to therapy if they see themselves represented in the therapeutic space.
- A brilliant "fish" analogy about men in therapy.
- "Change the model to fit men, not change men to fit the model"
- Why many men relish a challenge and some don't and a theory of why.
- The most common issues for men in therapy.
- The ultimate act of violence on the self.
- The future plan for the Men's Therapy Hub.
- "Call In Your Masculine"
Reach out to Chris here: www.menstherapyhub.co.uk
Men’s Therapy Hub is on Instagram @menstherapyhub
We’re also on Linkedin is you search Men’s Therapy Hub you should find it.
Here is YouTube, though nothing is on it at time of publishing (but do check back!) https://www.youtube.com/@MensTherapyHub
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