About Eric Pierni 
Healthy Masculinity is Rooted in Love; The Evolution of Masculinity
It is a critical question to attempt to answer. Millions are asking these questions of men and many of them are men just entering adulthood.
Author Archives: Eric Pierni
About Eric Pierni
Challenging the idea that Men Don’t Ask for Help
In 2013, sitting in a university lecture while completing my Master’s Degree in Psychotherapy, I noticed, from a gender perspective, that I was in the minority in a room dominated by women.
COVID-19 | Important Update to Changes in Client Care
As we work through the COVID-19 Pandemic together we are changing the way we provide client care to ensure that our shared well-being remains our top priority.
Why do Men Cheat?
Partners of men who have betrayed them are often the ones asking the question.
Why Men Watch Porn? & Tips To Stop
In May 2016, 60% of all men (ages 15 plus) in Canada used the Internet to watch porn at least once.
Why Men are Afraid of Healthy Women?
Yes, the title may be slightly misleading in that not all men are afraid of healthy (as in emotionally healthy) women but there is a significant portion who are.
Sex Addiction Explained with 1 PowerPoint Slide
I do a lot of work with men who are working through sexual addiction and porn addiction.
“Am I Gay?” – 3 Words that can Terrorize Men
“Am I Gay?”, who says words don’t have power? Those 3 small words placed in that particular order have caused a tremendous amount of pain for many men. It is no surprise that one of the most visited pages on my website is the one focused on the topic of sexual orientation confusion. Let’s try […]
Am I a Sex Addict?
Doing a Google search for the phrase ‘Am I a Sex Addict?’ returns an incredible number of search results inundated with quizzes to help you identify whether you are a sex addict or not. Many of these online sexual addiction quizzes are filled with a commercial and exploitative intent. The idea being that once you […]
Sex Addiction: Gateway to an Authentic Masculinity?
A sex addiction has absolutely nothing to do with sex. Sex (in its various forms) has simply become the vehicle by which the sex addict medicates his (or her) pain. The pain that existed in the addicted individual lived in them long before the sex addiction took its outward expressions. As a result working […]