I certainly heard about “the summer of the hot girl.” You may be aware of “Sardine Girl Summer”.
But now the role of boys is: 2025 is officially “the treatment of his summer brothers.”
More men receive more than ever assisting their mental health – and the post spoke to many therapists to find out what brings them.
Treatment in 2025 – the most madness of health?
It has undergone a little treatment than the brand rename in the past two decades, as celebrities and social media users have been more open to their experiences with anxiety, depression, addiction-once destroying Tabu's topics, inspiring more and more people to find help.
“With the continuing stigma associated with mental treatment, men are more active in seeking help in a way that was not previous generations of men,” said John Montani, MHC-LP at the Greenwich House Center for flexibility and wellness.
But while women always tend to be more comfortable in talking about their feelings, men were slightly backward.
For this reason, it was so remarkable that athletes are globally such as Olympic Michael Phelps and the American Professional League star Dimar Derozan and Famir Brian Dukens Brian Dukens talked about their struggles-like “shrinking” on Appletv+ Spotlight Mega Stars like Harrison Ford and Jason Segel in The field.
“A mixture of social media, the treatment that has become prevalent in television and films, advanced and exciting changes in the roles of sexes, and the fierce courage of famous celebrities and athletes has created an ideal storm of continuous momentum,” added Dr. Rachel Jennsburg, a psychologist at the New Kerek-Ferrembry/Colombia at Columbia University.
“I often refer to a scene from” he is always sunny in Philadelphia “where one of the main characters resists treatment, and after an influential expression of his feelings, he screams,” He was so! “
But not only that men suffer from depression – many are simply looking for a better understanding of themselves in an attempt to be happier.
What women want
Then, of course, there are women in their lives – or women who hope to attract them.
“Women want to be with self -perceived men, emotional, emotional and good listeners, with the ability to observe, feel, verify healthy, and get out of themselves to see and other care,” Ginsburg said.
“The more at risk men and communicating with their emotions, the better their lives.”
Dr. Catherine Smirling
“They want to be with men who have humility, confidence and are not afraid of thinking, growing, communicating themselves and communicating.”
It indicates that dating applications now have claims for this reference treatment, including, “my processor will say I …”
“This is a testimony of how the treatment letter has become a way to give up your guard and build communication with others,” she explained.
Psychotherapist, Dr. Catherine Seerling, said that a man in treatment is seen as a “green science” for many young women.
“They are interested and curious about the ways they can improve themselves, which means that they can then bring that emotional and care for a romantic relationship,” she said.
“We also hear a lot now about the importance of men adopting their emotions and not mobilizing things – it is necessary that men be weak if they want to have a healthy relationship.”
In fact, a survey issued in May by the dating application found that 55 % of General Z women reject the history of men if not at least ready to go to treatment, and 45 % find people who are treating more attractive.
This number wears 55 % for millennial women.
Montani added: “The self-investigation-the knowledge of reading, emotional writing, authentic confidence, humility and the ability to make healthy choices-will make someone an attractive companion and a better partner in any relationship, romantic or otherwise.”
Happy mood, happy shouted
But while it is a good way to enhance your romantic horizons, this is a great commitment – time and Money – just for an appointment.
According to all our three experts, men are increasingly transferring their heads to a set of reasons, from a better family life to emotional organization.
“People” are now trying to get a better balance in work/life. ” Learn to play again: re -discovering our early ourselves to become a better adult.
“Men have also become more involved with their children. Often they are looking for treatment because they want a better relationship with their children.”
It is not only the youth. Smering has many patients in the 1940s and 1950s, says Montagna and Ginsberg that they have patients of all ages – but how much age may affect how they reach treatment.
“The younger men have been raised differently,” Gensburg said. “While younger men are more active and ready to continue treatment, the elderly will also seek treatment, especially about transformations in life, such as health events, change in roles or jobs, about loss or retirement, or in the family/friends facility.”
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“The more likely men are at risk and communicating with their emotions, the better their lives, and the more healthy all their relationships – not only romantic.”
To get the maximum benefit from this, Ginsberg urges this to do so for the “right reasons” – and set concrete goals “to feel more connecting to the return on your investment.”
And make sure that “Therapy Bro Summer Summer” turns into “investigative autumn” and “weak emotional winter”.
“There is no defect in seeking help to deal with your emotions, just as there will be no defect in visiting an ophthalmologist if your vision is blurry!” Monttena, the main mental health advisor for the group treatment program for flexible men in CRW, said.
“There is no doubt that we live at a time when the masculinity is redefined, and men seek guidelines for the rapid movement in the changing social, political and economic scene.
