bullying – Talking About Men's Health

Why Don’t Men Seek Therapy? Masculinity.

June 9, 2015June 19, 2015Guest ContributorEducation, Events, Family, Family Issues, Fatherhood, Growing Up, Health, Lifestyle, Masculinity, Mental Health, Parenting, Psychology, Relationships, Stress, Substance Abuse, Suicide, Well-being

By Dr. Christopher Kilmartin Scene one: an 8 year old child comes home from school and says, “The other kids are picking on me.” The parent responds with, “I’m so sorry, honey. Does it make you feel sad?” Scene two: another 8 year old child comes home from school and says, “The other kids are picking...Continue reading

Bullying: The Unpleasant Gift that Keeps on Giving

December 5, 2013January 30, 2014Armin BrottAnxiety, Depression, Growing Up, Mental Health, Psychology

Bullies and their victims are finally getting the attention they deserve—and so are the long-lasting consequences to both victim and perpetrator. Contrary to the popular belief that bullied kids eventually outgrow the psychological and physical pain they suffered, the effect of bullying persist far into adulthood.