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"A man who takes control of his healing and who makes a conscious effort to connect to his higher self so that he can to be better mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually, is a sexy ass man."

-Courtney, Reiki Healer and Coach

"The greatest strength a man can achieve is gentleness."

-Monty Roberts
I work with men who are ready to stop playing games with their love life but they struggle with maintaining LTR or who have a hard time figuring out “what they are doing wrong?” Or “Why does love always fizzle out?” but they desire to learn how to cultivate and nurture a loving relationship in their lives. As a result of working together, we will start to identify and remove these hidden barriers so they can step into their own and start creating that juicy love life that they’ve always wanted to create.

Men.... I've been there.

I thought I had to compromise myself as a man to be in a relationship so I could keep the "peace".I thought my needs didn't matter as long as my partner was happy then we were happy. Wrong! I thought that "if I just shut my mouth" while in a heated moment that that would improve our relationship. Nope. Fellas. To be honest, I barely paid attention to my partner's needs ant that got me into so much trouble. I was pretending to listen and I wasn't actually listening. I don't know that listening was a skill. When I had my very first break up, I had my gay best friend and female friend ask me the same question with in the same week "What do you want in a person within a relationship? I had no idea. No had never asked me that question before nor did I know it was an important question to ask one's self. That question changes the trajectory of my love life.

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The Thriving men program is uniquely designed to help you build confidence, gain clarity of what's been holding you back in your love life and surprisingly in your everyday life. 

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Success Stories

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Cal, Creative Director

This was a game-changer for me. I was able to identify that  I have been living most of my life and fear, with very little trust to give or receive love.

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Scott, Entrepreneur

“I just want to acknowledge you for the leader you are and the leader you are for me.  I am touched, moved, and honored to have a coach like you in my life and assisting me in creating the life that I love.

 

#thankscoach”

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 It's refreshing to have a coach be as skilled in listening as he is in giving advice.

Austin, Farmer

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James, Executive Coach.

Jimmy is an exceptional coach. His fun, loving approach makes it easy to feel comfortable and his passion for his work makes him successful. It’s refreshing to have a coach be as skilled in listening as he is in giving advice. I fully recommend Jimmy without hesitation.

How to build healthy communication in relationships with Jimmy Allen and Marrisa Moore.
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How to build healthy communication in relationships with Jimmy Allen and Marrisa Moore.

How to build healthy communication in relationships with Jimmy Allen and Marrisa Moore. Marissa Moore is a licensed psychotherapist who specializes in couples therapy. As an integrative psychotherapist she blends Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and insight oriented therapy. Her work is relational, goal directed and future oriented. She creates a warm, empathic and supportive environment where clients’ strengths are used to foster hope and motivation toward achieving goals. As a biracial, multicultural clinician of color she is attuned to race, racism and oppression. Marissa understand’s issues that clients bring to therapy through a social justice lens. For example, she supports interracial couples in navigating and understanding how cultural differences, intersectionality and power and privilege impact their dynamic. She also supports biracial and multiracial clients in exploring their racial identity development. She owns a group practice called Therapy Brooklyn in Greenpoint, has an online coaching business and teaches family therapy at the Ackerman Institute for the Family. LISTEN to on APPLE PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/marissa-moore-therapy-brooklyn-how-to-build-healthy/id1452602525?i=1000440452403 https://www.jimmyallencoaching.com/ Jimmy Alle on Instagram Jimmy Allen on Twitter Jimmy Allen on Facebook https://www.jimmyallencoaching.com/ My website is: www.therapybrooklyn.com I also have a coaching website: www.inloveagaincoaching.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therapybrooklynnyc Twitter: https://twitter.com/TherapyBrooklynMarissa Moore is a licensed psychotherapist who specializes in couples therapy. As an integrative psychotherapist she blends Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and insight oriented therapy. Her work is relational, goal directed and future oriented. She creates a warm, empathic and supportive environment where clients’ strengths are used to foster hope and motivation toward achieving goals. As a biracial, multicultural clinician of color she is attuned to race, racism and oppression. Marissa understand’s issues that clients bring to therapy through a social justice lens. For example, she supports interracial couples in navigating and understanding how cultural differences, intersectionality and power and privilege impact their dynamic. She also supports biracial and multiracial clients in exploring their racial identity development. She owns a group practice called Therapy Brooklyn in Greenpoint, has an online coaching business and teaches family therapy at the Ackerman Institute for the Family. https://www.jimmyallencoaching.com/ Jimmy Alle on Instagram Jimmy Allen on Twitter Jimmy Allen on Facebook https://www.jimmyallencoaching.com/ My website is: www.therapybrooklyn.com I also have a coaching website: www.inloveagaincoaching.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/therapybrooklynnyc Twitter: https://twitter.com/TherapyBrooklyn
How can men open up and be more expressive.
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How can men open up and be more expressive.

4 ways how can men open up and be more expressive with KC Gerety and Jimmy Allen. This episode was sparked out of a previous conversation with KC and I had on a recent podcast called Relationship Advice and How to survive during quarantine so check it out. However KC and I decided to create this podcast for men. There are 4 essential things that men struggle 1) Self Expression 2) Responsbility 3) Creativity 4) Meaning and Purpose. We dive in deep into why men struggle with these 4 distinctions and how men can tap into these four characteristics, and create the life and relationship that they love. KC is a licensed therapist who has been dedicated to personal growth and has unknowingly unlocked the key to not giving any fucks. He received his masters as a licensed therapist from NYU and has been moving and inspiring his millennial clientele ever since. His favorite pastime is talking shit to 13yo kids while playing videogames, his favorite Pokémon is Articuno, his favorite activity is doing curls in the squat rack and his favorite quote is, “Be careful – when you ask to have your demons taken away, you might lose your angels, too.” Links to KC's website and social media. links to social media & email: www.relationshithappens.com @relationshithappenspodcast relationshithappens@gmail.com #howtobemoreattactive #relationshipadvice for men #relationshipcoachformen #callingintheone #dearmen #thelivesofmen #meninlove #gaymen #relationshipcoachforgaymen #gaymenandrelationships
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