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My current research interests involve men’s gender role socialization, help-seeking behaviors, and non-traditional work and family roles. This research fits into the broader field of gender studies with an emphasis on the intersection of the psychology of men and masculinity, counseling, and psychological well-being. Some of my work has addressed men's underutilization of counseling services including the promise of alternative methods of marketing and providing counseling to counseling-resistant populations. I've also conducted research on the negative physical and psychological consequences (e.g., depression, anxiety, relationship problems) associated with traditional male norms and gender role conflict. Recently, I have coordinated several studies on stay-at-home fathers and men in nursing. Earlier in my career, I completed studies on the use and application of technology within the practice of psychotherapy, career counseling, and the use of dreams in therapy. To review published journal articles, click here. Please also review the research interests and publications of my colleagues in the Counseling Psychology Ph.D. Programand Counselor Education Masters Program: Drs. Stephanie Rude, Ricardo Ainslie, Chris McCarthy, Kevin Cokley, Alissa Sherry, Michele Guzman, David Drum and Leslie Moore. To learn more about either of these programs, I also recommend reviewing the student handbooks for the Ph.D. Counseling and M.Ed. Counselor Education programs.
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