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November 2018
Can we discuss gender without distorting the issues?
Martin Seager and John Barry will discuss their new theory which brings light to many issues and misunderstandings in discussions of gender. They have written about this theory in the forthcoming Handbook of Male Psychology: Theory & Practice (Palgrave Macmillan), to be published in 2019. Tickets for this are available on Eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.com/e/can-we-discuss-gender-without-distorting-the-issues-tickets-47920295895 The event…
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Men’s mental health: beyond victim blaming
In this presentation, Dr Rob Whitley will argue that too much discourse surrounding men’s mental health involves victim-blaming and a misplaced deficits-based approach. He will argue that this should be replaced by a strengths-based, public-health oriented approach with more attention paid to individual capabilities, social determinants and health service reform. The event will take place…
Find out more »February 2019
Psychological Aspects of False Allegations of Sexual Abuse
Margaret Gardener, Director of False Allegations Support Organisation (FASO), will give at talk on the Psychological Aspects of False Allegations of Sexual Abuse. The talk will focus mainly on the psychological / emotional impact on the person falsely accused. This event will take place on 28th Feb at UCL, Gower St, Cruciform building, Lecture Theatre 1…
Find out more »March 2019
Cancelled: Debate – The APA and PTMF guidelines on male psychology should be rejected
Sorry but this event has been cancelled due to not being able to find anyone who would publicly defend the APA PTMF guidelines on male psychology!! We are going to reschedule the debate for later this year. If you want to be on the panel defending the APA and PTMF, please email me john@malepsychology.org.uk The…
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Men Ageing Without Family become Invisible and Alienated
Dr Rob Hadley discusses a disturbing social trend: How Men Ageing Without Family become Invisible and Alienated (i.e. join the M. A. W. F. I. A.). The global trend of a declining fertility rate and an increasingly ageing population has been extensively reported. Childless men are, compared to women, missing from gerontological, sociological, infertility, and…
Find out more »May 2019
Launch of the Palgrave Handbook of Male Psychology
Psychology desperately needs positive guidance on how to help with the mental health and other psychological issues of men and boys. On May 30th you can join us at the launch of a landmark publication in this field From the book jacket: This Handbook represents the first concerted effort to understand male mental health in…
Find out more »June 2019
Male Psychology Conference, June 21-22, University College London
Details of the 6th year of this very well-received conference are here https://malepsychology.org.uk/male-psychology-conference-2019/
Find out more »November 2019
Men’s Voices Conference 2019
Addresses psychological, social and legal issues facing men today. Date and Time Sat, 23 November 2019 09:00 – 17:00 GMT Location Wynn's Hotel Dublin 35-39 Abbey Street Lower D01 C9F8 Dublin 1 Ireland Timetable of events 10.00 –10.20 David Walsh Chairman’s Address 10.25 – 11.05 Professor Patricia Casey (Consultant Psychiatrist) Men, Marriage and…
Find out more »December 2019
Seduction or self-help? An ethnographic study of a men’s pick-up artist community.
Lecture by Dr Rob Whitley, McGill University, Canada. Male ‘pick-up artists’ have been maligned by the mainstream media as creeps, perverts and misogynists. But is this myth or reality? In this presentation, Dr Whitley will report the results from a one-year ethnography of a pick-up artist community that aimed to understand why young men…
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