Jeremy Mohler

2 months ago | makemenemotionalagain.substack.com | Jeremy Mohler |Ruth Whippman |Garrett Bucks

In my relatively new career as a therapist, I spend a lot of time around women. Most of my clients are men. But my colleagues and work friends tend to be women, as women make up an estimated two-thirds of therapists. One thing I’ve noticed compared to being around other men is that women tend to ask more questions. Not directly to me about my life or experience—though that seems to happen a bit more often too, maybe because they’re therapists? But out loud. Into the air.

Jan 20, 2025 | goodmenproject.com | Jeremy Mohler

I was extremely lucky. My first therapist was a recommendation from my meditation teacher. I could tell she was a great fit right from start. My body relaxed in her presence. In the first session, she helped me see how I inherited a tendency from my parents to stress about being productive enough. In that moment I started seeing the world—and myself—differently. But after being a therapist for a few years I’ve learned it’s usually not that easy.

Sep 24, 2024 | daily-journal.com | Jeremy Mohler

If right-wing lawmakers really cared about what they call “parents’ rights,” they would not be spreading misinformation to pit parents against teachers. They would be listening to what parents really want instead of stoking racial and social divisions to drain resources from public schools. In contrast, President Joe Biden has made historic investments in the education system in ways that truly value parent voices. Take Biden’s support for community schools, for example.

Sep 18, 2024 | thebrunswicknews.com | Jeremy Mohler

If right-wing lawmakers really cared about what they call "parents' rights," they would not be spreading misinformation to pit parents against teachers. They would be listening to what parents really want instead of stoking racial and social divisions to drain resources from public schools. In contrast, President Joe Biden has made historic investments in the education system in ways that truly value parent voices. Take Biden's support for community schools, for example.

Sep 17, 2024 | progressive.org | Jeremy Mohler

If rightwing lawmakers really cared about what they call “parents’ rights,” they would not be spreading misinformation to pit parents against teachers. They would be listening to what parents really want instead of stoking racial and social divisions to drain resources from public schools. In contrast, President Joe Biden has made historic investments in the education system in ways that truly value parent voices. Take Biden’s support for community schools, for example.