Stephan Poulter
Los Angeles Based Clinical Psychologist and Author.
In private practice with over thirty years, Dr. Poulter brings a fresh and original perspective as a former law-enforcement office, seminary graduate, psychologist, father, and author to some of the timeless questions of families, parents, fathers, mothers, marriage/divorce, and emotional shame.
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Modern Masculinity
In his new book, psychologist Stephan B. Poulter gives men a roadmap out of toxic masculinity and offers a new vision of what it means to be a man.
Men are in crisis. The old model of masculinity is dying. Women are saying “enough” to it and so are many men. Your father’s masculinity—the one that denied him any emotions except anger and too often led to tragic personal, familial, and social outcomes—is rightfully going the way of the dinosaur. But what should replace it and how can men embrace a new, healthy model of masculinity?
“… a fresh and thoughtful take on what it means to be a man today.
— Publishers Weekly
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Stephan B. Poulter, PhD, is the author of The Father Factor, The Mother Factor, Your Ex-Factor, The Art of Successful Failure, and Father Your Son, The Shame Factor and most recently Modern Masculinity.
The Shame Factor
In his new book, psychologist Stephan B. Poulter gives men a roadmap out of toxic masculinity and offers a new vision of what it means to be a man.
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The Mother Factor
Whether we acknowledge it or not, our mothers leave an indelible impression on the persons we become. Our ability to function emotionally in relationships — both personal and professional — is based on our mothers’ deep influence.
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Stephan Poulter
Los Angeles Based Clinical Psychologist and Author.
In private practice with over thirty years, Dr. Poulter brings a fresh and original perspective as a former law-enforcement office, seminary graduate, psychologist, father, and author to some of the timeless questions of families, parents, fathers, mothers, marriage/divorce, and emotional shame.
Dr. Poulter breaks it down into the simplest of terms. I never realized how negative shame can be in our lives as the root of so many negative emotions.
— Jack Levy · Sr Management Consultant, Investor and Philanthropist
