With this book, an Australian family therapist and parenting author examines how men can find the joy of being in a male body with a man's mind and spirit.

'Most men don't have a life' is the dramatic opening to Steve Biddulph's bestseller Manhood. Exploring two critical social issues: establishing a healthy masculinity and how men can release themselves from suffocating and outdated social moulds, Biddulph addresses the problems and possibilities confronting men in their daily life. Women have found the book to be a profoundly moving and revealing read; while men acquire recognition and a sense of hope that life can be different. Topics include:—Seven steps to manhood—You and your father - breaking down the defences—Sex and spirit - coming alive—Being a real father - turning your love into action—Real male friends - be proud of being male and much more-This edition has been revised and updated to meet the needs of younger men, who are struggling with these issues in the twenty-first century.'Steve Biddulph should be in the UK what he is in Australia, the household name in the business of raising boys and being a man' Dorothy Rowe, psychologist and writer

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“Steve Biddulph should be in the UK what he is in Australia, the household name in the business of raising boys and being a man” — Dorothy Rowe, Psychologist And Writer

Steve Biddulph is one of the UK's best-known family therapists and parenting authors. His books, including Raising Boys, Stories of Manhood, The Secret of Happy Children and The Making of Love, are in two million homes worldwide.