Men Under Pressure

A Man’s Guide to Reclaiming Mental Health

De: Whitney Wright

Narrado por: Whitney Wright

What happens when the life you’ve built becomes a prison of stress, anxiety, and despair?

For generations, society has told men to carry the weight alone, to push through pain, and never show weakness. But the pressure to provide and protect can come at a devastating cost to mental health, leaving many struggling in silence.

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. At the height of his career, Dr. Whitney Wright appeared to have it all. But behind the scenes, the weight of childhood trauma and professional pressure pushed him to a breaking point.

With raw honesty, unexpected humor, and practical tools, Men Under Pressure equips men to navigate anxiety, PTSD, depression, and burnout—and rebuild their lives with clarity and strength.

This book will help you:

• Recognize the signs of mental health struggles and take actionable steps to address them.
• Overcome shame, set healthy boundaries, and reconnect with those who matter most.
• Break destructive cycles of stress, anxiety, or codependency.
• Build lasting resilience and regain control of your life

Whether you’re a man under pressure or someone who loves one, this is more than just a book—it’s a roadmap to hope, healing, and a healthier future.

Take the first step.

Get your copy of Men Under Pressure and reclaim the strength, balance, and peace you’ve been missing.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2025 Dr. Whitney B. Wright (P)2025 Dr. Whitney B. Wright

Men’s help

Whitney is the real deal! Mental health surviver to advocate for men’s health. His experience will help you understand, explore and start your own healing. Don’t let your personal “engine blow up” before checking in on this book.

A Great Resource & Overview Guide

This is a great book, It is written for men who are starting to feel cracks in the façade of keeping it all together. Men struggle under the massive weight of caring for family, working, providing, and keeping their sanity and strength intact. Dr. Wright provides a good balance of personal vulnerability, relatable, examples from other men, and scientific psychological research to help those looking to heal. This book provides a map to guide men through warning signs of burnout, steps to take before hitting rock bottom, and where to go from there. Highly recommend.

Much Needed Discussion

Whitney has been my religious leader and friend for many years. I truly love and respect him so much! I am so glad that he decided to be transparent with his own struggles in an effort to bring light to men’s mental health. This book is an easy read and is such an important topic. Men grow up thinking we should not need therapy, medication, or any mental health support. It just isn’t true and I am grateful to Whitney for doing his part by writing this book. Please share with any man…or woman that is dealing with a man that thinks they don’t deserve/need mental health support. It doesn’t matter how well adjusted you think you are this book can help in some way. Thank you for writing it Whitney!

A powerful and deeply personal guide

Dr. Whitney Wright’s Men Under Pressure is one of the most authentic and moving books I’ve encountered. His narration adds a powerful layer of connection—as he shares his personal battles with mental health, trauma, and healing, it feels like a trusted friend speaking directly to you. What really stood out was his willingness to be vulnerable, not just about his own journey, but also the stories of other men he’s met along the way. The insights, solutions, and real-life experiences have helped me reflect on and face my own challenges with greater clarity and strength. This book is a must-listen for any man ready to reclaim his mental well-being.

A relatable message for men suffering in silence

Review written by my husband: Whitney Wright sincerely tells the story of his life and the mental health struggles he endured in a way that is both personally vulnerable, but also very relatable. As one who has struggled with my own mental health demons, Wright’s message first resonated with me by helping me to see myself in his past, before he sought out help, and then he gave me hope by imagining myself finding the same healing he was able to discover later in his journey.
I highly recommend this book for men who think they might be alone in their struggles and for family members who want to better understand the men in their lives who are suffering.