Forge Psychology

Forge Psychology We specialize in helping men to feel like themselves again. We use strategies, tools, and actionable steps to help men overcome whatever struggle their facing.

Located in Edmonton, Canada.

02/15/2026
Carrying a burden you can't share?
02/13/2026

Carrying a burden you can't share?

Carrying anger, numbness, or the weight of 'I'm fine' isn't strength—it's a ticking time bomb. Real strength is admittin...
02/12/2026

Carrying anger, numbness, or the weight of 'I'm fine' isn't strength—it's a ticking time bomb. Real strength is admitting you're struggling and reaching out for help. Therapy isn't a weakness; it's your power move to reclaim control, purpose, and peace. Ready to break the silence and own your story? What's holding you back from asking for the support you deserve?

Telling yourself to "man up" isn't strength—it's shutting down your motivation and shutting out your emotions. Real powe...
02/11/2026

Telling yourself to "man up" isn't strength—it's shutting down your motivation and shutting out your emotions. Real power comes from facing your struggles head-on, not burying them under a tough guy act. What's one way you've found to break free from the 'man up' trap and start moving forward?

Feeling overwhelmed and shutting everyone out? That isolation is a trap, not strength. Men are taught to handle pain alo...
02/10/2026

Feeling overwhelmed and shutting everyone out? That isolation is a trap, not strength. Men are taught to handle pain alone—anger, numbness, racing thoughts, drowning in w**d or booze—but that only digs the hole deeper. Breaking the cycle means facing the raw truth, owning the struggle, and reaching out for real support. What's one step you're ready to take to stop carrying this weight alone?



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02/09/2026
02/09/2026
Racing thoughts stealing your nights and wrecking your days?You're not alone. Men carry heavy loads—work pressure, famil...
02/07/2026

Racing thoughts stealing your nights and wrecking your days?

You're not alone. Men carry heavy loads—work pressure, family demands, emotional battles—that keep their minds wired when they should be resting. That constant mental noise isn't weakness; it's a symptom of the fight you're in every day.

Here's the hard truth: You can't just tough it out. You need practical hacks that break the cycle. Simple things like setting strict screen curfews, journaling to unload your mind before bed, controlled breathing exercises, or grounding yourself with a physical routine can stop that runaway train.

One client told me he started writing down every nagging worry for 10 minutes before lights out. Result? His nights stopped feeling like a battlefield, and his mornings became sharper. These small actions reclaim your nights and build resilience.

Sleep isn't a luxury—it's the foundation for facing your challenges with the strength and clarity you need. Ignoring your sleep struggles only feeds the cycle of overwhelm, anger, and numbness.

What's one thing you've tried or want to try tonight to quiet your mind and take back your sleep?

02/06/2026

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Edmonton, AB
T6E5Z9

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