Men of Tears: The Workshop That Teaches Men to Cry Once a week, a group of men gather in a room in Sausalito, CA, to share their experience and emotions and maybe even cry. They call themselves the “Men of Tears”. The workshop is organized by public speaking coach Lee Glickstein and therapist Peter Van Dyk. They provide a safe place for men to get in touch with feelings they may have suppressed since childhood.

Dr. Henry Grayson is a scientific, spiritual, mindbody psychologist who founded and directed the National Institute for the Psychotherapies in New York City. He is the author of Mindful Loving (in it’s twentieth printing), the best selling Sounds True Audio Series, The New Physics of Love, as well as co – author of three professional books. Dr. Grayson integrates diverse psychotherapies with neuroscience, quantum physics, subtle energies with Eastern and Western spiritual mindfulness.He pr actices in New York City and Connecticut. Dr. Henry Grayson is on the cutting edge of mind/body/spirit psychology.

If we are going to expect children to save the planet, we need to teach them to love it first. What does this really mean to you? I think it for me, it just means so many people, children and adults, are very disconnected from the natural world, and yet there’s all this talk, you know, we have to save the oceans. We have to save the forest. There’s some people who’ve never been to the oceans, who’ve never been in a forest.

TOBIN GIBLIN is the author of The Art of Mindful Living: “You Can’t Stop the Waves, But You Can Learn to Surf,” and the audio set “Finding Freedom From Your Inner Critic.” For over two decades, he has wholeheartedly dedicated himself to spiritual awakening and serving others in the blossoming of their highest potential. Utilizing a variety of modalities, Tobin helps individuals and couples bring about deep, true, long-lasting transformation. His work addresses issues on the spiritual and psychological levels to help people reach an experience of genuine fulfillment & settled satisfaction in their lives.