From Publishers Weekly
Pasick, a psychologist in Ann Arbor, Mich., and coauthor of Men in Therapy , here probes the emotional challenges confronting men at or approaching middle age. The "deep sleep" of the title suggests the condition of distance and isolation that results as men are confined to the stereotyped male attitudes and behaviors American society demands of them. Describing such problems as distrust of emotions, inability to connect with others (especially other men) and confusion about sexuality and relationships with women, Pasick breaks little new ground. But he offers both male and female readers pragmatic and helpful ideas as he examines such feelings as grief and anger, dispels many of the myths that inhibit healthy sexuality and suggests ways for men to learn to express their emotions and wake from their "sleep." $20,000 ad/promo; author tour.
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Review
"For men who realize there is a better way to live, but need help in discovering it... For those of us who were, like most men, "raised to work not to relate," Robert Pasick goes beyond the usual clinical anecdotes to reveal practical lessons and to deliver a real ste-by-step, you-can-do-it book. I highly recommend it. Furthermore, I fervently wish every man would read it and embrace its lessons. We could make not only our lives, but the world a better place." James Autry, author of Love and Profit --
James Autry, Author of Love and Profit