I'm writing a report right now, and I'm trying to remember the name of a male psychologist from the UK who got some news coverage a few years ago for publicly stating that men avoid therapy not because they're afraid of talking about their feelings, but because the dominant therapy model is designed in a way that just works better for women (sitting still and talking rather than talking during an activity was one thing he mentioned, but I don't recall the rest). I'd quite like to cite him but I don't recall his name, and googling just brings me lots of results about how men shouldn't be scared of therapy. The report is due in about 12 hours so I thought I'd get some help finding the name :) Thanks in advance!