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Arrival and FOMO, or Fear Of Missing Out
By Michael Ceely
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March 28, 2022
An existential-humanistic take on modern society by MTD member, Troy Piwowarski, Psy.D
Therapy or Coaching? How to Choose
By Michael Ceely
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May 9, 2021
Can't decide between a therapist or a coach? Michael Ceely interviews coach Shawn Buttner about this common dilemma.
Depression as a Growth Opportunity
By Michael Ceely
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August 10, 2020
Dr. Yakov Barton talks about the idea of developmental depression, and how it may provide an opportunity for growth.
Alignment & Modern Stoicism
By Michael Ceely
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July 7, 2020
Courtland McPherson talks about how therapy and stoicism can help men can find alignment in their lives.
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MAY
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Guys Night: A Film About the Journey of Single Fatherhood
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MAY
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Being a single dad is a topic not often addressed. This film gives a voice to all the men out there fulfilling this challenging role.In my therapy practice, I encounter men dealing with the challenges of expressing emotions, especially during significant life transitions like divorce or single parenthood. Societal norms have long dictated that men should be stoic, often leading to suppressed feelings and unaddressed emotional wounds.Enter Guys Night, an upcoming independent film that gets to the heart of these issues. Based on the true story of filmmaker Niko Vitacco, the narrative follows Anthony, a single father in 1980s Illinois, striving to connect with his three sons after their mother leaves. Through weekly “Guys Nights” filled with VHS movies and snacks, Anthony attempts to bridge the emotional gap with his sons, particularly with his middle son, Dominic.What sets Guys Night apart is its raw portrayal of a father’s struggle to balance strength with vulnera
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Don’t Quit Your Job Just Yet: Understanding Work Dynamics and Burnout
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Michael Ceely
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Even the most talented people can burn out if they’re unaware of the complexities of workplace environments.You’re ambitious, high-achieving, and you landed your dream job. Or so you thouWatch the Video on Workplace Burnoutght. The job that once inspired you now feels like a burden. You’re feeling burned out, unmotivated, and maybe even resentful. What happened?In this article, we’ll explore the two primary reasons for job burnout: first, the work environment, and second, your personality and working style.Watch the Video on Workplace Burnouthttps://medium.com/media/3688833853da45ceb4e142a99090642a/hrefThe Dual Nature of BurnoutBurnout stems from a complex interplay between external factors like the work environment, and internal factors like your habits and personality traits. Let’s break this down. Initially, your job may have felt like a great fit. However, something shifted, leading to feelings of overwhelm or resentment. Identifying the root
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Breaking Barriers: Why Men Avoid Therapy
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Michael Ceely
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3 reasons that prevent men from seeking help, plus 3 benefits that make therapy worth it.Men face a unique set of challenges when it comes to seeking therapy. The stigma surrounding mental health, the fear of vulnerability, and the misconception that asking for help is a sign of weakness can prevent men from getting the support they need.In this post we’ll explore the three most common reasons men avoid therapy, as well as the benefits therapy can bring to their lives.Watch the Video: Why Men Avoid Therapyhttps://medium.com/media/dc91061c96f7039f53e7462f93b4dd1d/hrefWhy Men Avoid Therapy: 3 Common ReasonsThere are three primary reasons men hesitate to seek therapy. Each reason reveals a deeper societal norm that has historically hindered men from asking for help. Fortunately, men’s therapy is becoming more and more accepted.1. Fear of Asking for Help. At the core of men’s reluctance to seek therapy is a fear of asking for help. Society often t
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