I counsel both men and women who are struggling in their lives and relationships, but my interest and specialty is working with men who need help. You know the guy - he's too proud to pull over for directions (which isn't this guy), too "strong" to admit anything that will wound his ego or his pride, has a tough time admitting responsibility for the things that he has done to negatively affect his relationship. I work with all of that.A lot of guys I work with are guys that are "too nice". Some people go so far as to call these guys "doormats", but doormats are inanimate. "Nice guys" are just passive, and they aren;t used to looking out for their own needs. They can't say 'no' and they sweep their own needs under the rug because they're too afraid of actually speaking up for fear that they'll get swatted down - especially by their woman. These guys live in fear and silence, and can be powderkegs waiting to explode.On the flipside, I also work with alpha males, guys who are the power drivers in their lives and relationships. Some of these guys go so far as to attract the label "narcissist", but we'll reserve that for some of this group. Sometimes, guys in this group, have a hard time with control issues in their marriage or relationship, or even on the job for that matter. They are consumed with winning, which, as we know, comes at a cost either in the breakdown of a marriage, total stress burnout, neglect of relationships with their kids or a host of other problemss and fissures in their life. They may be chronically unhappy, never enjoying the spoils of their victories and fruits of their labor. Is this you?But, generally, I work everyday with guys who these days are worried about their jobs, preoccupied with wanting their wives to love them and not be mad at them, suffering from emotional withdrawal, and generally want to be free of the problems that brought them in. They want successful relationships, as women do, and they want to be able to connect with their women they way that their women connect with their man. If you’re interested in learning more about the Men’s counseling , or if counseling might be right for you, please feel free to contact me directly or visit our Men’s counseling for more information.