by Moshe Rozdzial, LPC | Dec 19, 2025 | Addictive Behaviors, Anger Management, Anxiety and Stress, Communication Problems, Conflict, Couple's Therapy, Criticism and Stress, Depression, Impotence, Impotence and Erectile Dysfunction Treatment, Infidelity and Affairs, Men's Issues, Men's Mental Health Issues, PTSD, Trauma
Gender Role Expectation as a Source of Men’s Health and Mental Health Disparaties 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 74.6 years, while for women it’s 79.6 years. This is...
by Moshe Rozdzial, LPC | Dec 19, 2025 | Abuse, Anger Management, Communication Problems, Conflict, Couple's Therapy, Criticism and Stress, Dealing with a Heterosexual Marriage, Depression Treatment, Divorce, Emotional Abuse or Neglect, PTSD, Seperation or Dissolution, Trauma, Women's Issues, Women's Mental Health Issues
Intimate partner (domestic) abuse is a pattern of physical, emotional, verbal (psychological), and sexual mistreatment to gain and maintain differential power and control within an intimate relationship. Verbal and emotional abuse in relationship are part of a range...
by Moshe Rozdzial, LPC | Dec 19, 2025 | Abuse, Anger Management, Communication Problems, Conflict, Couple's Therapy, Criticism and Stress, Depression, Emotional Abuse or Neglect, Gay Men's Mental Health, Gay Relationships, Gay Sexuality, GLBT, Internalized Homophobia, LGBT, LGBT Power and Positioning, Power Differences, PTSD, Resentment, Hurt, or Anger, Sexual Orientation, Substance Abuse & Alcohol Abuse, Trauma, Violence and partner abuse in the GLBT community
Intimate partner abuse exempts no race, ethnicity, socio-economic status, sexual orientation or social status. On a daily basis, issues of dominance, power, and control in relationships are rooted in the oppressive systems to which we are all conditioned. Heterosexual...
by Moshe Rozdzial, LPC | Dec 19, 2025 | Communication Problems, Conflict, Couple's Therapy, Criticism and Stress, Divorce, Gay Relationships
Other than obvious major relationship problems, such as physical violence, emotional, psychological or sexual abuse or affairs, many relationship problems are much more subtle or indirect. Yet, they may suggest that there are underlying unresolved issues that continue...
