A college psychology professor's observations about public policy, mental health, sexual identity, and religious issues
Chris Vogel, the reporter who broke the Michael Scinto story, files a post about the new transparency from the MKP. Like me, he has been unable to get confirmation from MKP. I do trust my source however. Vogel interviewed Kathy Scinto, Michael’s mother, who is very happy with the prospects of a change at MKP. … Continue reading “Houston Press on the ManKind Project’s transparency”
In 2007, I took some heat over my interest in and criticism of the Mankind Project. My initial interest was sparked by the suicide of Michael Scinto shortly after attending a New Warriors Training Adventure, the signature program of MKP. In addition to my interest in strange approaches to counseling, this program was doubly intriguing … Continue reading “Mankind Project goes transparent”
Last week, I reported that the Mankind Project Houston has not kept the terms which were a part of settling a wrongful death lawsuit brought by the parents of Michael Scinto. Scinto killed himself after a New Warriors Training Adventure. In an online article Friday, the Houston Press confirmed with Mrs. Scinto that she was … Continue reading “Mankind Project says report inaccurate, offers no corrections”
Mankind Project came into public view via a Houston Press article on the suicide of Michael Scinto. Due to statements made after the New Warriors Training Adventure weekend by Mr. Scinto, his parents came to believe that the weekend conducted by MKP-Houston was responsible for the tragic death. The Scintos sued and settled with MKPH … Continue reading “Mankind Project Houston has not implemented Scinto court settlement”
Reid Baer doesn’t go quietly. Former Mankind Project (MKP) member-only journal editor is planning an online meeting for men who dislike MKP for one reason or another and those who are remaining in it. Mr. Baer was recently fired from the editor position for several vague reasons, one of which was using New Warrior in … Continue reading “Former Mankind Project journal editor plans YouTube revolution”