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I Don't Want to Talk About It

The Hidden Epidemic of Depression in Men

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Terry Real's "I Don't Want to Talk About It" explores the hidden epidemic of depression in men, connecting it to societal expectations of masculinity and emotional repression.

The book delves into the roots of male depression, often tracing them back to childhood experiences and the impact of traditional gender roles.

Real challenges the notion of stoicism and encourages men to embrace vulnerability and emotional expression.

He provides practical strategies for men to address their emotional struggles and build healthier relationships.

The book's impact lies in its ability to validate the experiences of men struggling with depression and offer a path towards healing and connection.

Mentioned by

Daniel Oppenheimer

Mentioned in 20 episodes

Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as the first mainstream book ever written on the topic of male depression.

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Mentioned as a resource for understanding covert depression masked by busyness or addictive behavior.

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Mentioned by

Tim Ferriss

as a book focused on male depression and coping mechanisms.

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Mentioned by Daniel Oppenheimer as a book that gave voice to the pain of depressed men and their partners.

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Mentioned by

Peter Attia

as a book that reveals the hidden legacy of male depression and the author's Relational Life Therapy (RLT) framework.

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Mentioned by

Bari Weiss

in relation to male depression and its impact on health.

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Mentioned by

Forrest Hanson

as

Terry Real

's classic bestseller.

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Mentioned as one of

Terry Real

's four books, focusing on the legacy of male depression.

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Mentioned by

Jackson Katz

as an author whose work on men's depression was informed by feminist ideas.

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Recommended by

Bob Bordone

for its insights into male depression and its impact on conflict handling.

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Mentioned by

Cory Richards

in the context of understanding the impact of patriarchal thinking on men's emotional health.

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Recommended by

Kevin Rose

for men who grew up with difficult fathers.

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Mentioned by John Deloney when discussing the balance between toughness and affection in masculinity.

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Mentioned by

Daniel Oppenheimer

as one of the big names in the couples therapy world, author of various bestselling books.

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Mentioned by Kelly during the discussion of the podcast's content.

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Mentioned by Parker Palmer as one of the best books written about depression among men.

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Mentioned by

Dave Lewis

as being instrumental in understanding and addressing depression and anxiety.

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Mentioned by

Peter Attia

as a therapist who helped him work through childhood trauma.

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Mentioned by

Terry Real

as his best-selling book about male depression.

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Mentioned by

Zibby Owens

as the first book ever written on the topic of male depression.

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