Men’s Issues therapists in San Diego, California CA
Shaudi Adel - Online / Virtual Therapy
Licensed Clinical Social Worker, LCSW
FREE consultations! I strongly believe in the power of therapy to help you manage its symptoms and work towards building brighter days ahead.
14 Years Experience
Michael T DiNuzzo
Life Coach, MBA, M.Ed.
Mike is a dynamic and transformational leader who built his career on community, determination, and grit. Mike leverages life lessons his grandparents, peers, and colleagues shared that propelled him into his successful leadership career. Mike now pays his lessons forward through coaching and mentorship, specializing in helping men elevate their personal and professional lives.
1 Years Experience
Hayden Dover MFT - Couples Therapy
Marriage and Family Therapist, MFT, CST
Men often struggle with societal expectations related to their sexuality, competence, and vulnerability that create anxiety and shame for many men. Drawing from existential psychotherapy and positive psychology, I support my male client's in developing an authentic identity rooted in their personal values. I also work with men dealing with sexual issues such as erectile dysfunction and premature or delayed ejaculation.
20 Years Experience
Reid Kessler
Psychologist, PsyD
I work with a lot of men. Knowing your emotions takes strength and learning to include your emotions into your value-aligned life and relationships takes even more strength. Getting to know your emotions, especially when there is pain involved, often times takes being able to share about them with someone else. Therapy is a relationship that is a safe enough place to begin to know yourself and your emotions better, to help you more actively choose the life you want instead of being compelled by your emotions, whether that is through not knowing them, being overwhelmed, or having them play out in painful, sometimes subtle ways in relationships.
6 Years Experience
Damon Dodge
Marriage and Family Therapist, LMFT
Throughout our lives, we’re always thinking about not being "man enough." What does that even mean? Who sets these standards? Why are they set in stone, and why is the bar set so high that we all feel like we’re falling short? Maybe you need to ventilate, talk things out, brainstorm or even just admit that you don’t always know what to do. Or maybe you simply need to hear that what you’re going through is normal and that there are answers to your questions. Therapy gives you the opportunity to take up some space and talk it out with someone who isn’t going to judge you for it.
10 Years Experience