

Fast Food or Steak Dinner? What Kind of Therapy Are You Really Getting?
In today’s world, we’re used to getting what we want fast: food, entertainment, packages, even connection. So it makes sense that therapy has followed the trend. With a few clicks, you can now be matched with a therapist, get automated check-ins, or even talk to an AI that mimics a counselor. And while these tools can have value, they raise an important question: What kind of help are we actually settling for? Here’s a simple way to look at it: fast food vs. steak dinner.
Mark Gomez
Nov 4


Why Anger Might Not Be the Problem
Anger gets a bad reputation. It's often labeled as destructive, toxic, or something to “control.” And yes, anger can damage relationships, especially when it turns into aggression or withdrawal. But here's the thing: anger isn’t the enemy, it’s a signal.
Mark Gomez
Oct 17


The Masculine Journey: Men, Identity, and Internal Conflict
A lot of men carry an unspoken tension. Not just everyday stress from work or relationships, but a deeper internal pressure: the feeling of being pulled in different directions, expected to be strong but not too rigid, open but not weak, driven but not disconnected. For many, this leads to quiet confusion, a sense of identity conflict, and sometimes even depressive symptoms such as feelings of sadness, numbness, or disconnection.
Mark Gomez
Sep 18


