men and society – Talking About Men's Health

In Reclaiming Masculinity: The Courage to Be Whole, Men’s Health Network spotlights the work of Dr. David P. Jachim, a psychoanalyst and MHN Advisory Board member whose book Men at the Brink: Masculinity in the 21st Century explores how modern narratives have distorted society’s view of manhood. Dr. Jachim examines the emotional and cultural costs of labeling masculinity as “toxic,” while calling for men to reclaim the virtues of courage, compassion, and integrity. Through empathy, self-care, and brotherhood, men can resist alienation and redefine strength in ways that heal, not harm. This reflection offers a powerful reminder: masculinity is not the problem—misunderstanding it is.Continue reading

For those invested in the men’s health movement, Men at the Brink provides a crucial perspective on the evolving discourse around masculinity. It bridges the gap between history, mental health, and cultural analysis, offering practical insights for those who want to better understand the challenges facing men today. Dr. Jachim’s work underscores the importance of fostering discussions that move beyond blame and instead focus on constructive solutions. Whether you're a mental health professional, an advocate for men's well-being, or simply someone interested in the topic, this book serves as an invaluable resource. At Men's Health Network, we believe that conversations like these are essential for progress. By promoting literature that encourages thoughtful discussion and critical analysis, we hope to continue fostering a more informed and supportive approach to men's health and identity.Continue reading