About the Author

Michael E. Addis, Ph.D., has published more than seventy articles and books. He is a recipient of the American Psychological Association's David Shakow Award and the New Researcher Award from the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies. Addis is a professor of psychology at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, and lives in central Massachusetts.

Reviews

Michael Addis, a leading expert on the psychology of men, gives us a lens through which to see and understand the invisible men in our lives and provides a set of powerful tools to overcome the forces that keep men invisible. The messages and strategies in "Invisible Men" are unique and invaluable for men and for all the people who love them. "Susan Nolen-Hoeksema, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, Yale University and author of Women Who Think Too Much" The world would be a better place if everyone--men and women--read this groundbreaking book on the silence and invisibility that surrounds the lives of so many men. "Terry Bradshaw, Hall of Fame NFL Quarterback and FOX Sports Broadcaster" Thoughtful, articulate, and most importantly, compassionate--Michael Addis gives a name to the problem that affects so many men and their partners, and helps us understand what we can do about it. "Professor of Psychology at the University of Mary Washington, and author of The Masculine Self" In "Invisible Men," Dr. Michael Addis puts his finger on a critical part of the male experience, namely, keeping our vulnerable inner lives hidden. This is an important and critically needed book for every man, and every woman who cares about boys and men in her life, and who wants to understand and loosen the vice grip of invisibility and silence. "James Mahalik, Professor of Counseling Psychology, Boston College""

"Michael Addis, a leading expert on the psychology of men, gives us a lens through which to see and understand the invisible men in our lives and provides a set of powerful tools to overcome the forces that keep men invisible. The messages and strategies in "Invisible Men" are unique and invaluable for men and for all the people who love them."--Susan Nolen-Hoeksema, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology, Yale University and author of "Women Who Think Too Much""The world would be a better place if everyone--men and women--read this groundbreaking book on the silence and invisibility that surrounds the lives of so many men."--Terry Bradshaw, Hall of Fame NFL Quarterback and FOX Sports Broadcaster"Thoughtful, articulate, and most importantly, compassionate--Michael Addis gives a name to the problem that affects so many men and their partners, and helps us understand what we can do about it."--Professor of Psychology at the University of Mary Washington, and author of "The Masculine Self""In "Invisible Men", Dr. Michael Addis puts his finger on a critical part of the male experience, namely, keeping our vulnerable inner lives hidden. This is an important and critically needed book for every man, and every woman who cares about boys and men in her life, and who wants to understand and loosen the vice grip of invisibility and silence."--James Mahalik, Professor of Counseling Psychology, Boston College