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Where Wayward Sons Wander To and Wonder Fro

Introduction How do loosely connected online communities shape young men’s views on gender and mental health, and what does scientific analysis say about these ideas? “Gender equality is everyone’s business.”— Lakshmi Puri, former Deputy Executive… Where Wayward Sons Wander To and Wonder Fro

Breaking Down Silos: Fostering Reason and Respect in a Divided World

Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson, psychologist A recent discussion among New Enlightenment Project board members has highlighted a growing breakdown in meaningful communication across societal “silos.” Groups divided by differing beliefs on divisive issues—such as Palestine, immigration,… Breaking Down Silos: Fostering Reason and Respect in a Divided World

Clergy Burnout: Understanding the Occupational Crisis in Ministry Post-Pandemic

What are the primary causes and symptoms of burnout among clergy, and how has the post-pandemic era affected their mental health and professional efficacy? Burn-out is a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress… Clergy Burnout: Understanding the Occupational Crisis in Ministry Post-Pandemic

Legal Assistance in Dying (MAID) in Canada: Legal Framework, Strict Safeguards & Protecting Vulnerable Populations

Legal Framework & Definitions, Vulnerable Populations On February 15, 2023, the Special Joint Committee on Medical Assistance in Dying reported on five mandated issues: advance requests, access to MAID for mature minors, access to MAID… Legal Assistance in Dying (MAID) in Canada: Legal Framework, Strict Safeguards & Protecting Vulnerable Populations

Decolonization Therapy and Clinical Neutrality: Ethical Considerations for Mental Health Practice

Therapy and Politics If therapy can be a vehicle for ideology, then clinicians risk repeating past abuses. The article “The Danger of Decolonization Therapy” by Miri Bar-Halpern and Dean McKay, published on April 8, 2025, in Jewish Syndicate News,… Decolonization Therapy and Clinical Neutrality: Ethical Considerations for Mental Health Practice

Exploring the Memetic Self: Dr. Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson on Identity, Culture, and Self-Mapping

By Scott Douglas Jacobsen Dr. Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson is a Canadian counselling psychologist, educator, and theorist best known for developing the concept of the memetic self, a cognitive identity framework shaped by culturally transmitted units… Exploring the Memetic Self: Dr. Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson on Identity, Culture, and Self-Mapping

Psychology in the Snow: Reflections on Mental Wellness in the North

A collaboration between Metis counselling psychologist, Dr. Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson, and European-Canadian independent journalist, Scott Douglas Jacobsen. The purpose of this text is the provision of a public resource focused on presenting a social scientific… Psychology in the Snow: Reflections on Mental Wellness in the North

Parental Alienation is a Ubiquitous Form of Child Abuse in Canada’s Family Courts

Monique Dietvorst Parental Alienation Canada What affects three times more children than autism? What affects 13 million US adults? The answer is parental alienation, a social pathology in the adversarial, for-profit family law system. Parental… Parental Alienation is a Ubiquitous Form of Child Abuse in Canada’s Family Courts

NEP president’s presentation to the International Interdisciplinary Conference on Men’s Experiences with Violence and Victimization 2022

How My Work Led Me to Question the DV Narrative and Investigate Male Stigma An International Interdisciplinary Conference onFatherhood and Men’s Experiences with Violence and Victimization September 15, 2022 Toronto, Ontario, Canada Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson,… NEP president’s presentation to the International Interdisciplinary Conference on Men’s Experiences with Violence and Victimization 2022

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