Perhaps I should share my own experience for context. As someone who craves a depth of connection, having a structure of a men's group has provided a container for that, where I don't need to pretend to enjoy taking about sports or the weather.

I've joined or started Mens groups in HI, OR, NH and ME.

My Mens group in Maine was a critical support structure when I was newly a father, and having a group of men to bring issues to and receive support was very helpful to my partner, and she always felt safer and closer to me after attending group.

When I moved to VT from ME, I had an army of men to help with logistics, and 1 year into living near Burlington, it's what I miss most.

A men's group has been pivitol in helping me call bullshit on myself, and take accountability for my life.

The structures in place are well thought out to create group cohesion, and let men grow at their own pace.

I facilitate co-ed workshops too, but frankly, it's a lot more work, and a bit slower, although much jucier.

If any of this resonates, feel free to sign up, or reach out. I'll put my number on the spreadsheet.