Transforming Male Behaviour: Insights from 'Be Less Dickish' with David Coates and Corey Kilpack
I see, with the clients that I work with, the level of courage that is needed to pull yourself away from notions of what you think you're supposed to be in this culture and say: you know what I'm going to do the deep dive, I'm going to do this work.
Ever wondered why some men seem stuck in negative patterns? In this engaging episode of the Bear Psychology Podcast, Dr. Anna Baranowsky sits down with David Coates and Corey Kilpack, the dynamic duo behind the self-help book 'Be Less Dickish'. Coates, a seasoned therapist, and Kilpack, his insightful client, team up to tackle four major destructive behaviours that men often fall into.
Through their personal stories and professional expertise, they shed light on how aggression, imitation, victimization, and submission can derail lives and relationships. They don’t just stop at identifying the problems; they offer practical strategies to help men break free from these cycles. The conversation is filled with humour and authenticity, making it relatable for anyone who identifies as male or knows someone who does.
They discuss the importance of recognizing triggers, being assertive without being aggressive, and the power of vulnerability in building stronger connections. Whether you’re looking to understand yourself better or help a loved one, this episode offers valuable insights into becoming a better version of oneself.