Men's Counseling and Mental Health Issues:
  • Because men are more likely to die than women for all 15 leading causes of death,
    the average life expectancy for a male, at birth, is 74.6years, while for
    women it's 79.6 years.

  • Because men do not seek out medical or mental health information and take less
    responsibility for their health issues than women, men are more likely to die
    from cancer, heart disease, HIV infection, accidents, and suicide.

  • Because men are less likely to see themselves as physically or mentally ill, and,
    often delay or do not seek medical care or counseling when needed, even after
    the development of symptoms, men are much less likely to consult a doctor,
    therapist, or even a dentist, and therefore prolong or succumb to
    treatable illnesses.

  • Because men take greater risks with their health than women, men are more
    likely to drink, smoke, be overweight, use drugs, or expose themselves to
    UV radiation without using sunscreen, and are more likely than women to
    be at fault for a major or minor automobile accident.

    Men are not inherently less healthy than women. The source of these gender
    differences in physical and mental health issues is the pressure men feel to live up
    to a masculine image or role that dictates that men should not show weakness,
    pain, or emotional struggle.  Men avoid medical help or psychotherapy because
    exposing or talking about their fears, struggles, or "feelings" is viewed as admitting
    vulnerability. Men have been taught to "stuff their pain".  As a result, men's mental
    and physical health problems go undiagnosed, and men often find themselves at
    risk of contracting and prolonging many diseases or mental health issues that
    could otherwise be prevented. Beliefs about masculinity also encourage men to
    take risks with their health by self-medicating through abuse of alcohol, drugs,
    violence, and other risky behaviors.

    Don't wait for your challenges to become overwhelming or self-
    destructive.  Seek and get help NOW!
GLOW Counseling can help with a variety of men's mental health (male issues)
and sexuality issues:

Sexual Disorders Screening for Men (SDS)

Click here for an article on impotence.
Click here for information on sex and internet porn addiction in my Denver therapy practice.
Click here for more on gender nonconformity in my Denver psychotherapy practice.
Click here for more on men and depression in my Denver, Colorado, counseling practice.
Click here for more on men and anger in my Denver, Colorado, psychotherapy practice.
Click here for more on women's mental health issues in my Denver psychotherapy practice
Click here for more on Communication in my Denver relationship counseling practice.
Click here for more on power dynamics in relationships in my Denver couples counseling practice.
.Click here for more on sex therapy in my Denver couples counseling practice.
Click here for more on sexual disorders in my Denver sex therapy practice.

CALL NOW! For a free, confidential, phone consultation: 303-399-2314
3500 E. 17th Ave., #3, Denver, Colorado,  80206--info@glowcounseling.com
GLOW Counseling
Moshe Rozdzial, LPC
Denver, Colorado

Growth, Liberation, Opportunity & Well-being
Psychotherapy for emotional, sexual, spiritual, and mental health
Men's Counseling and Mental Health Issues
HOME
"Men are not
inherently less
healthy than
women. The source
of gender
differences in
physical and mental
health issues is the
pressure men feel
to live up to a
masculine image"
CALL or E-MAIL NOW! For a free consultation:
303-399-2314  or  info@glowcounseling.com