Men Support Group
A safe social microcosm to help men through life transitions- using Culturally Informed Dialectical Behavioural Therapy. This psychoeducational and process-oriented group integrates attachment theory (Bowlby), family systems theory (Bowen), and emotional maturity concepts to help members: Recognize patterns from their family of origin. Reframe their personal narrative around communication and connection. Develop concrete skills to build a sustainable "Circle of Support" (family, peers, community) and "Circle of Care" (trained professionals). The Four Pivots (Safe Space, Social Microcosm, Here-and-Now, Stable Attachment Bonds) are the active ingredients of each session.
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Mantra of Hope Counselling Services
4310 Sherwoodtowne Boulevard
Mississauga, ON L4Z
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Mantra of Hope Counselling Services
4310 Sherwoodtowne Boulevard
Mississauga, ON L4Z
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Dysfunctional communication can improve through LOVE L- Listen and Repeat O- Observe your effects V- Value your partner E- Evaluate both partner's interests GROUP THERAPY Group therapy helps in corrective recapitulation and provides for the resolution of family and childhood events within the safety of the group family. Intake Form Basic data on the status and history of the relationship, your evaluation of the relationship, problems that each person in the relationship believes brought them to counseling, one thing that the person might do to improve the relationship
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In group will give psychoeducation and Practice communication scripts and active listening . When conflict escalates: “I’m feeling overwhelmed. I need a pause and a plan to re-engage with care.” Boundary reminder: “I cannot continue this conversation in this tone. We can revisit at [time].” Apology and repair: “I’m sorry for my part in contributing to the distress. Here is what I can do differently.” Active listening techniques Reflective listening: paraphrase partner’s concerns Validate emotions without endorsing unhelpful behavior Validate safety needs before discussing content