Roseville has become one of the fastest-growing professional communities in Northern California. The men who have built their lives here have achieved what they set out to achieve. And something is shifting.
The wound underneath the achievement
In the work I do with men in Roseville and the surrounding Placer County region, the presenting concern is often some version of the same story: a man who has achieved what he set out to achieve and found that the achievement did not produce what he expected it to produce.
The relationship that has become a business arrangement
The second pattern I see consistently in men from Roseville is the marriage that has drifted into parallel living. Not a bad marriage, not a marriage in crisis, just a marriage that has become logistical.
What is shifting in 2026
The men reaching out to me from Roseville in 2026 are different from the men who reached out five years ago. Not in their wounds. The wounds are consistent across generations and geographies. But in their willingness to name what they are carrying.
The men reaching out to me from Roseville in 2026 are different from the men who reached out five years ago.
What the work looks like
The approach I use with men in Roseville is Life Telling Processing, a depth-oriented, narrative approach that treats the man's story as the primary clinical material. I offer virtual sessions to men throughout Roseville and Placer County, and in-person sessions at my Fair Oaks office, which is a short drive from Roseville.