
Welcome to Men's Mental Health Podcast, a podcast where I explore the intersection of masculinity and men's mental health. I'm Dr. Daniel Bates, and for the last 16 years, I counseled and researched men's mental health issues. Check out my latest blogs on PsychologyToday and Psychotherapy.net, and make sure to follow me on Substack, Men's Mental Health.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Josh reflects on hitting rock bottom and the process of rebuilding his life with greater honesty, purpose, and self-awareness. Together, they explore the ways men often learn to perform strength while avoiding vulnerability, why authenticity can feel... more
Comedian Bill Burr has built much of his career around frustration, outrage, and the absurdities of everyday life. But in a recent interview, he described going to therapy and experiencing a profound change: anger used to feel embarrassing because it... more
What does it actually mean to be a man—and how do our ideas about masculinity shape men’s identities, relationships, and mental health?
Dr. Smiler discusses why masculinity is far more complex than a simple collection of traditional male norms. Draw... more
Do you have to be completely self-aware, emotionally articulate, and ready to open up before therapy can actually help? Absolutely not.
In this episode of the Men’s Mental Health Podcast, we challenge the idea that you need to have yourself—or your ... more
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This program frequently covers practical guidance at the intersection of masculinity and mental health, blending clinical insight with actionable strategies for listeners navigating relationships, emotions, and self-improvement. Episodes often pair theory (therapeutic relationships, evidence-based approaches) with real-world coaching, personal stories, and exercises designed to normalize seeking help, improving communication, and fostering healthier habits for men and their partners. A notable strength is the emphasis on relatable, experiential coaching alongside references to research and established frameworks, making it useful for listeners who want both understanding and concrete steps.
What stands out is a consistent focus on reducing ... more
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2. Bill Burr
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