Foreword
1. What Is the Centerfold Syndrome?
2. The Men's Group
3. Debunking Conventional Wisdom
4. The True Causes of the Centerfold Syndrome
5. Men Who Made Progress
6. Men Who've Made Little Progress
7. Overcoming the Centerfold Syndrome
GARY R. BROOKS, Ph.D., is an associate professor in psychiatry and behavioral science with the Texas A&M University Health Sciences Center, adjunct faculty member at Baylor University, and instructor of men's studies with Texas Women's University. He is also the assistant chief of psychology service at the O. E. Teague Veteran's Center, Temple, Texas.
"Brooks offers hope and concrete suggestions in generous doses. . .
. The Centerfold Syndrome, though chilling sometimes in its
bluntness, is a window into the psyche of the typical American
male. I recommAnd it highly to clinician and lay person alike as a
very informative and readable book." --The Journal of Family
Psychotherapy
"This book will open men's minds and hearts to a very different way
to approach male-female relationships." --Ronald F. Levant,
Diplomate in Clinical Psychology, Cambridge Hospital/Harvard
Medical School, co-author of Masculinity Reconstructed
"A 'must read' for men, therapists who work with men, and for all
who love men." --Terry A. Kupers, M.D., psychiatrist, author of
Revisioning Mens' Lives: GAnder, Intimacy and Power
"Never preachy, always compassionate and sensible, Dr. Brooks will
prove a steady companion for any man who wants to make changes in
his sexual life." --Kathy Weingarten, assistant professor of
psychology, Harvard Medical School, author of The Mother's Voice:
Strengthening Intimacy in Familes
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