Strong Voices on Men’s Issues

We have gathered a group of books that offer strong voices on men’s issues. Click on any cover to go to amazon and learn more about the book or purchase. Click here to search by author (Stephen BaskervilleJanice FiamengoWarren FarrellPaul Nathanson) or choose from one of these issues for books on that topic. Divorce, Men’s Psychology, About BoysBooks For Boys, Men and Evolution, Men and Culture, Misandry,

Tom Golden

Tom Golden iswell known for his first book  Swallowed by a Snake: The Gift of the Masculine Side of Healing which opened the conversation about men and emotions.  The book was acclaimed by Elisabeth Kubler-Ross, Hope Edelman, Robert Bly, and many others.  Since then Tom has written The Way Men Heal, and Helping Mothers be Closer to Their Sons. He enjoys giving workshops in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia.  Drawing on thirty years of practical, hands-on clinical experience, Tom brings a gentle sense of humor and a gift for storytelling to both his workshops and his writing. His work has been featured in the New York Times, the Washington Post, and U.S. News and World Report, as well as on CNN, CBS Evening News, ESPN and the NFL Channel. He served as the Vice Chair of the Maryland Commission for Men’s Health and presently lives outside Washington D.C. and does online consultations.

Swallowed by a Snake: The Gift of the Masculine Side of Healing was lauded by Elisabeth Kubler Ross. Robert Bly and many others. It was meant to give men a map in order to navigate their loss. It was the first truly male friendly book on men’s healing from traUma.

The Way Men Heal is a concise book (<60 pgs) that is written to give men a way to understand their own ways of dealing with loss and trauma. It tells the stories of Michael Jordan and Eric Clapton and how they dealt with extreme loss.

Helping Mothers be Closer to Their Sons intends to help mothers understand their sons nature and how it differs from hers. When moms get this their relationships with their sons improves dramatically.

Fathers, Divorce, Custody, Family Courts

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