Men’s Therapy 

A Safe Space for Men to Explore Emotions, Identity, and Masculinity 

Society often tells men to be strong, self-reliant, and stoic—but these expectations can make it difficult to express emotions, explore identity, or seek support when life feels overwhelming. Many men struggle silently with stress, anxiety, depression, or relationship challenges, believing they must “handle it on their own.” 

At PBA, we provide therapy specifically designed for men - a confidential, non-judgmental space where you can explore emotions, examine your identity, and redefine what masculinity means for you. Our services support men navigating midlife transitions, fatherhood, career pressures, and evolving life roles, helping you align personal values with meaningful action. 


Why Men Seek Therapy 

Men come to therapy for many reasons, including: 

  • Stress, anxiety, or burnout from work, family, or high-demand careers. 

  • Depression or difficulty expressing emotions. 

  • Relationship challenges, including with partners, family, or friends. 

  • Identity exploration and masculinity questions—examining who you are beyond societal expectations. 

  • Anger, frustration, or unresolved trauma that impacts daily life. 

  • Life transitions, such as fatherhood, career changes, or midlife reflection. 

Therapy helps men break free from rigid stereotypes, build resilience, and develop practical strategies for emotional well-being, personal growth, and meaningful connection. 

Our Approach to Men’s Therapy 

We tailor therapy to meet men’s unique experiences, integrating evidence-based approaches with empathy and insight: 

  • Psychodynamic Therapy – examining how past experiences influence present identity and emotional patterns. 

  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) – reframing unhelpful thoughts related to self-image, stress, or masculinity. 

  • Mindfulness and Stress Reduction – building calm, focus, and emotional regulation. 

  • Internal Family Systems (IFS) – addressing internal parts that may carry shame, fear, or conflict. 

  • Relationship and Communication Skills – improving connection with partners, family, and colleagues. 

  • Trauma-Informed Approaches – safely processing past experiences and their impact on identity and emotional health. 

  • Support for Career and Leadership Stress – tools to manage pressure, decision-making, and work-life balance for men in high-demand professions. 

Our approach creates a space where men feel seen, understood, and supported, without judgment for vulnerability or the challenges of exploring identity. 

Exploring Identity and Masculinity 

A core focus of men’s therapy is exploring identity and cultural expectations of masculinity. Many men wrestle with questions such as: 

  • “What does it mean to be a man in my family, culture, or community?” 

  • “How do I express vulnerability without losing respect or authority?” 

  • “Am I living authentically, or am I performing a version of masculinity imposed by society?” 

Therapy provides a space to: 

  • Explore the differences between societal norms and personal values. 

  • Understand how family, culture, and life experiences shape your sense of masculinity. 

  • Develop an authentic identity that allows for strength, emotion, and connection. 

  • Navigate the tension between traditional expectations and personal goals, desires, and emotions. 

  • Reflect on midlife and career transitions, redefining purpose and priorities. 

This exploration often leads to greater self-awareness, emotional freedom, and healthier relationships


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Inclusive and Affirming Care 

Men are not a monolith. At PBA, we provide inclusive, affirming therapy for men of all backgrounds, including: 

  • BIPOC men, navigating systemic pressures and cultural expectations. 

  • LGBTQIA+ men, exploring identity, expression, and relationships. 

  • Neurodivergent men, facing unique social, emotional, or cognitive challenges. 

  • Men from all cultural, religious, or socioeconomic backgrounds. 

We honor the intersectional experiences that shape each man’s identity, emotions, and sense of self. 


The Benefits of Men’s Therapy 

  • Greater emotional awareness and freedom to express feelings. 

  • Insight into personal identity and masculinity. 

  • Reduced stress, anxiety, and depression. 

  • Healthier relationships and communication skills. 

  • Increased resilience and self-compassion. 

  • Healing from past trauma or unresolved conflict. 

  • Stronger alignment between personal values, life purpose, and career. 

  • Support navigating midlife transitions, fatherhood, and leadership roles. 

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Take the Next Step Together


Take the First Step 

You don’t have to navigate life’s pressures alone. Men’s therapy offers a safe, supportive, and confidential environment to explore emotions, examine identity, and redefine masculinity on your own terms. 

Contact us today to schedule a consultation and begin your journey toward authentic self-expression, emotional well-being, and personal growth. 


WE CAN HELP.
REACH OUT TODAY.

Direct Email: info@pbapsychology.com
Phone: 310.271.2275

BEVERLY HILLS LOCATION

9350 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 212
Beverly Hills, CA 90212

DOWNTOWN LA LOCATION

714 W. Olympic Blvd, Suite 926
Los Angeles, CA 90015