Guy Counseling Writing Staff | Men’s Wellness Contributors

Editor

John D. Moore, PhD

Editor and Founder

Dr. John D. Moore is the editor and founder of Guy Counseling. His writing focuses on men’s psychology, relationships, mental health, career issues, confidence, and practical self-improvement.

A licensed psychotherapist, educator, and author, Moore holds a PhD in psychology and an MBA. His work has appeared in or been cited by publications and media outlets covering psychology, relationships, men’s wellness, and lifestyle topics.

Learn more about Dr. John D. Moore, his media background, or listen to The Men’s Self Help Podcast.

Contributors

Guy Counseling Contributors

AJ Sturges, PhD

Contributor

AJ Sturges writes about health, wellness, relationships, psychology, sports, and men’s issues. His background in psychology and athletics informs his practical perspective on motivation, competition, behavior, and personal growth.

Bruno Boksic

Contributor

Bruno Boksic writes about personal development, habits, dating, relationships, productivity, success, storytelling, psychology, and mindset. His work focuses on helping readers build better habits and become more intentional in daily life.

Brian Kuntsman

Contributor

Brian Kuntsman is a freelance journalist based in Chicago. His work has focused on current events, men’s health, science, research, fitness, grooming, technology, and medical advancements.

Niklas Isaac

Contributor

Niklas Isaac writes about outdoor skills, survival, nature, and practical men’s lifestyle topics. His work reflects an interest in self-reliance, skill building, and life outside the usual routine.

Freddy Blackmon

Contributor

Freddy Blackmon writes about automotive topics, fitness, technology, health, lifestyle, and men’s interests. His perspective combines curiosity, practical know-how, and a strong interest in how men live, work, and spend their time.

Rico Woods

Guest Contributor

Rico Woods is a guest contributor for Guy Counseling who writes about men’s lifestyle, dating, relationships, sexual wellness, and personal growth. His work focuses on practical, adult-oriented guidance for men navigating intimacy, confidence, communication, and real-life relationship questions.

Advice Column

Ask Jack

Ask Jack is Guy Counseling’s advice-style feature for reader-inspired questions about dating, relationships, confidence, communication, masculinity, emotional life, and personal growth.

Jack is best understood as an editorial advice voice rather than a separate clinical provider or staff therapist. The column is written in a practical, direct, and supportive style consistent with Guy Counseling’s mission: helping men think clearly, live better, and handle real-life problems without shame or gimmicks.

Editorial Note

Editorial Voices

Some Guy Counseling articles appear under recurring editorial voices or column-style bylines. These voices help organize different kinds of content across the site, including lifestyle articles, relationship topics, advice features, and men’s self-improvement pieces.

Regardless of byline, editorial direction remains with Guy Counseling. Our goal is to keep articles useful, readable, and aligned with the site’s focus on men’s psychology, relationships, wellness, grooming, lifestyle, and better living.

Reader trust matters. Editorial voices are used to support tone, organization, and recurring features. Content on Guy Counseling is informational and should not be used as a substitute for professional care, emergency support, or individualized advice.

Contact, Corrections, and Editorial Questions

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