Healing the Souls of Black Men Confronts Generational Pain with Faith, Psychology, and Cultural Power
Written at a time when discussions about race, mental health, and systemic injustice are more critical than ever, this book addresses the deep, unspoken wounds that many Black men carry. Dr. Cooper invites readers on a journey of self-exploration and restoration, offering insight into emotional health, spiritual identity, family roles, and societal pressures.
With clarity and compassion, each chapter examines key areas of the Black male experience, including the impact of generational trauma, challenges to fatherhood, barriers to mental wellness, and the importance of cultural pride. The book also highlights the role of mentorship, the need for safe emotional spaces, and the transformative power of faith.
Rather than simply outlining the problems, Dr. Cooper provides thoughtful, practical guidance that empowers readers to break harmful cycles, redefine masculinity, and reclaim their sense of worth. With a background in ministry, military service, and spiritual formation, Dr. Cooper combines research, personal reflection, and biblical principles to help Black men move from surviving to thriving.
From mental health and family dynamics to community leadership and spiritual resilience, Healing the Souls of Black Men encompasses a broad range of issues affecting Black men today. The book discusses lived experiences, historical context, and academic research, making it both deeply personal and widely relevant.
"Healing is not a luxury, it's a necessity for Black men," says Dr. Cooper. "This book is a safe space, a toolkit, and a mirror for men who are ready to rise into wholeness."
This book serves as a healing guide and conversation starter for individuals, families, churches, and communities seeking to uplift and support Black men.
Healing the Souls of Black Men is now available in paperback and eBook formats through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other major bookstores.
About the Author:
Dr. Wayne C. Cooper, a native of Tarpon Springs, Florida, is a U.S. Army veteran and graduate of the Doctor of Ministry program in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care at Biola University's Talbot School of Theology. He has dedicated over four decades to Christian ministry and community mentorship. Dr. Cooper and his family reside in Southern California, where he continues to teach, preach, and travel internationally.
Dr. Wayne C. Cooper
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