No More Mr Nice Guy Therapist
Break free from the Nice Guy syndrome with a certified No More Mr Nice Guy therapist.
Behavior Patterns
Nice Guy Syndrome
Unconsciously seeking approval through people-pleasing, avoiding conflict, and struggling to express authentic needs and desires.
These patterns are childhood survival strategies. Unaddressed, they create significant challenges in adult relationships, careers, and personal fulfillment.
- Seeking approval and validation from others
- Difficulty setting boundaries and saying no
- Hiding mistakes and avoiding conflict
- Repressing feelings and needs
The Work
Recovering from the Nice Guy Syndrome
Developing self-awareness, practicing authenticity, and building healthy relationship patterns.
Understanding Core Beliefs
Identifying the underlying beliefs driving Nice Guy behaviors and learning to challenge them with evidence-based techniques.
Setting Boundaries
Learning to communicate your needs clearly, say no without guilt, and establish healthy boundaries in all relationships.
Building Authenticity
Developing the courage to show up as yourself, express genuine thoughts and feelings, and live according to your values.
Creating New Patterns
Practicing new behaviors in real-world situations, building confidence, and establishing sustainable relationship patterns.
Approach
Working with a Therapist
Dr. Robert Glover's book provides an excellent foundation.
Working with a certified No More Mr Nice Guy therapist accelerates the recovery process through personalized guidance and accountability.
Therapy sessions focus on applying NMMNG principles to your specific situations, identifying blind spots, and creating concrete action steps for change.
Sessions are conducted online via Zoom, making it accessible regardless of your location.
NMMNG Therapist
About Jesse
- Dual-licensed therapist (LMFT-A #205918, LPC-A #97301)
- Certified No More Mr. Nice Guy therapist
Determine Fit
"I encourage recovering Nice Guys to begin this process with a therapist, therapy group, 12-step group, a religious leader, or close friend. Since Nice Guys tend to seek out the approval of women, I strongly encourage them to begin this process with men." -Dr. Robert Glover