Men’s Social Therapy

We grow up being told as boys not to share our real feelings or cry, therefore blocking us from expressing our authentic selves and how we really feel. This notion leads many men and boys to lash out in ways no one is prepared to handle or even understand. 

“The souls of men are begging to cry and it’s time to release the pain. Cry Like a Man is a key that Jason Wilson is using to unlock the door for men of all ethnicity to release that pain through tears, transparency, and love rather than through fighting, unresolved anger, and abuse.”

After personally having seen and used social therapy, I would most definitely recommend it to each and every man and boy child. There is such power in healing your mind through sharing what’s on your heart that makes you fearless after overcoming that initial mountain of holding back or building a wall around you. In simple words, it’s called healing.

Social Therapy is created safe men’s groups as one safe space where men can be encouraged to be Vulnerable in order to heal their past wounds and traumas. If they don’t heal then, they will never move on to become fully the men God created them to be in their own power and might. Social Therapy is “having positive interactions with others, whether within the family setting, at school, on the job, or with peers can be immensely important to an individual’s mental health and well-being.”

Vulnerability is power and no one tells us this growing up yet you expect to be all sensitive with your wife and child as a grown-ass man. How will that even be possible when your real feelings or how to express them has been locked away for years. “Despite what some may think, Brene Brown said, “Vulnerability is our most accurate way to measure courage, and we literally do that as researchers.” The vulnerability allows them to assess fearlessness, said Brown. “We can measure how brave you are by how vulnerable you’re willing to be.”

So today I would just like to encourage that one man who says am a loner that, we are only safe with an accountable close friend in life. We as men are not meant to do life alone because this is when the bad habits or addiction urges are increased and sometimes we can not control them and give in to what would turn out to have very bad consequences.

Find your men’s social therapy group or a comrade in Arms or CIA to do life with as “Iron only Sharpens Iron.“

By Mr . K