It is clearly understood that men actually have emotions.  What is unclear is how they are manifested.  What does that even mean, you may ask.  Men may convert stereotypically feminine feelings, such as sadness or vulnerability, into feelings like anger or pride—feelings more socially acceptable for them to experience (Psychology Today, January-2014).  This particular article goes on to say,  Because of the way boys are socialized, their ability to deal with emotions has been systematically undermined. Men are taught, point-by-point, not to feel, not to cry, and not to find words to express themselves."  

This seminar experience is designed to help men understand how to identify their emotions and how  to not only use their emotions to their own advantage, but to the advantage of others, such as, in the workplace, in the home,  in the church or even when men are by themselves.   This seminar/workshop experience will give you 8 hours of hands on work, conversations, role playing, and evaluation.  It will be conducted live, in an area near you OR available on Zoom with breakout sessions.