Not your grandpa’s therapy.
Modern boys are dealing with modern problems. It’s time we come up with modern solutions.
The Father Wound Parent Course
It’s here. After nearly thirty years and over two thousand boys. The same framework I use in my practice, built so any parent can access it from home. Learn more here!
The mission of The Quest Project is to identify, heal, guide and equip today’s boys to become responsible men of tomorrow. Lofty? Yes. Achievable? Absolutely. With more than 2,000 boys and families to testify to the efficacy, The Quest Project gives an uncertain future certainty.
You’re in the right place. If you found The Quest Project while searching for professional counseling, there are specific symptoms that you’re trying to address: depression, bullying, anxiety, anger, apathy… the list goes on. We know the immediate need is much more urgent than the long-view of manhood… But rest assured, you’re in the right place.
UNDERSTAND THE SYMPTOMSPractical help. The Quest Project is a 10-week, intensive group therapy program for boys. The program is structured around 90-minute group sessions that equip participants with real-life tools to process emotions, relate to others, forgive the past, take responsibility, and essentially become men. It is a modern day rite of passage.
An Invitation to Counselors
The Quest Project was born out of Clayton Lessor, PhD, LPC desire to change more lives. Dr. Clay shares his learning and methods with passionate licensed counselors, who are interested in being more effective and reaching more families.
Today's Blog
There’s a particular kind of father who is very much there. He shows up. He’s at the games, the parent-teacher conferences, the band concerts. He pays for the tutor. He helps with homework. From the outside, he looks like the model engaged dad. But the boy living with him knows something else. The boy…
I was one of your patients a few years back. My life has done a complete 180 the last few years and I owe a lot of it to you.
It’s like I got a whole new son.
[The Quest Project] was not only helpful to my son, but to me also. As a single mom of a teenager boy, I don’t know anything. I was desperate.
The best part of The Quest Project? Finding myself.
No one else can make you happy, but this program helps… It’s a leg up on mental stability.
I know it sounds silly, but The Quest Project gave us our hope back.
He actually wants to hang out with his dad now. That's sort of amazing for a 16-year-old, isn't it?
There was a day we were boys, then left as men. It clicked that day.
