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Sefik Tagay Ph.dPsychology Today |
As men age, their need for autonomy, dignity, belonging, and meaning may suffer.
Free societies need people who feel safe, respected, capable, and connected.
Strong partnerships protect core needs, and repair them when threatened.
Burnout often begins where core psychological needs are chronically unmet.
Painful memories linger because they threaten psychological needs.
Trauma is not only about fear, it can also wound dignity and self-worth.
For many men, therapy can seem to threaten autonomy, dignity, and competence.
Healing often begins by rebuilding safety, trust, dignity, and meaning.
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