Learn to be more of an 'us' with the help of coaches Amber Adams & Jeff Jennings. This group is about gaining knowledge into how culture has given men obstacles engaging in healthy intimate relationships. We will learn practical & communication skills, & process cultural and individual blocks, where relationships get stuck in the same cycles, & how to get out of them. Allowing the members to show up as the best version of themselves for their partner, family, & world at large. This is about transformational healing work & becoming more relational beings. This is a closed group beginning 1.26.25.
Learn to be more of an 'us' with the help of coaches Amber Adams & Jeff Jennings. This group is about gaining knowledge into how culture has given men obstacles engaging in healthy intimate relationships. We will learn practical & communication skills, & process cultural and individual blocks, where relationships get stuck in the same cycles, & how to get out of them. Allowing the members to show up as the best version of themselves for their partner, family, & world at large. This is about transformational healing work & becoming more relational beings. This is a closed group beginning 1.26.25.
Life & Relational Coaches Amber Adams & Jeffrey Jennings are hosting a FREE breakthrough session on our passionate work of becoming a more relational man. This will take place on zoom, Monday Feb 2, 2026. Please sign up ahead of time. There Amber & Jeff will teach about how our country’s patriarchal social systems have influenced men to be non-relational, what problems it has caused, & how to breakthrough this cultural conditioning to become better fathers, partners & leaders. Then they will share the place to do this transformational work at their 10 week Relational Men's Group starting March, 2026.
Life & Relational Coaches Amber Adams & Jeffrey Jennings are hosting a FREE breakthrough session on our passionate work of becoming a more relational man. This will take place on zoom, Monday Feb 2, 2026. Please sign up ahead of time. There Amber & Jeff will teach about how our country’s patriarchal social systems have influenced men to be non-relational, what problems it has caused, & how to breakthrough this cultural conditioning to become better fathers, partners & leaders. Then they will share the place to do this transformational work at their 10 week Relational Men's Group starting March, 2026.
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This course is self-paced and timed. All information is online and available. I am available support throughout.
Hosted by VoicedMania
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LCMHC, NCC
Group meets in New Bern, NC 28562
This course is self-paced and timed. All information is online and available. I am available support throughout.
Recruiting now for Fall 2026! This group may be for you if you are looking to: Build more authentic and satisfying relationships; Increase self-confidence and self-compassion; Develop healthier boundaries; Improve trust, communication, and connection; Better understand recurring interpersonal patterns; Feel less alone in life's challenges. This group is co-led by two experienced group psychotherapists and meets on a weekly basis via zoom for 80 minutes. Space is limited, so contact us via this page or at veachcounseling.com to schedule a free phone consultation.
Hosted by Leslie A Veach
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, MS, NCC, LCMHCS, CGP
Group meets in Greenville, NC 27858
Recruiting now for Fall 2026! This group may be for you if you are looking to: Build more authentic and satisfying relationships; Increase self-confidence and self-compassion; Develop healthier boundaries; Improve trust, communication, and connection; Better understand recurring interpersonal patterns; Feel less alone in life's challenges. This group is co-led by two experienced group psychotherapists and meets on a weekly basis via zoom for 80 minutes. Space is limited, so contact us via this page or at veachcounseling.com to schedule a free phone consultation.
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TEAMS s a mental health practice that provides outpatient therapy for adults, children, and families, with an emphasis on culturally responsive, evidence-based care in NC and SC. It operates as an extension/partner of More Than Therapy and is part of local managed-care and community provider networks in NC TEAMS offers comprehensive adult therapy (individual counseling, relationship/couples work, and specialized treatment for issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, grief, and stress). Youth-focused services include play therapy, adolescent counseling, family involvement, and collaboration with schools for conditions such as anxiety, autism, ADHD/ADD, & PTSD.
Hosted by Felipe Khristopher Blue
Licensed Professional Counselor, LCMHC, LCAS, CCS
Group meets in Durham, NC 27701
TEAMS s a mental health practice that provides outpatient therapy for adults, children, and families, with an emphasis on culturally responsive, evidence-based care in NC and SC. It operates as an extension/partner of More Than Therapy and is part of local managed-care and community provider networks in NC TEAMS offers comprehensive adult therapy (individual counseling, relationship/couples work, and specialized treatment for issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, grief, and stress). Youth-focused services include play therapy, adolescent counseling, family involvement, and collaboration with schools for conditions such as anxiety, autism, ADHD/ADD, & PTSD.
Did You Know MEN Feel Too?
Need a Safe Place to Express Yourself?
Join this 6-week Men's therapy group to learn more about emotions, coping skills and how to manage feelings in a society that tries to silence them. (Feelings around relationships, work, money, health, addictions, parenthood, past trauma, spirituality, past mistakes, success, etc)
Meetings Saturdays 12pm-1pm -Hosted by Therapist Rochelle Walton, MSW, LCAS, LCSW
Hosted by Your Best Life Awaits Counseling & Coaching, PLLC
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW , C-SWHC, CAMS-II, LCSW, CEO
Group meets in Rocky Mount, NC 27801
Did You Know MEN Feel Too?
Need a Safe Place to Express Yourself?
Join this 6-week Men's therapy group to learn more about emotions, coping skills and how to manage feelings in a society that tries to silence them. (Feelings around relationships, work, money, health, addictions, parenthood, past trauma, spirituality, past mistakes, success, etc)
Meetings Saturdays 12pm-1pm -Hosted by Therapist Rochelle Walton, MSW, LCAS, LCSW
The goal of this group is to provide a safe and confidential space for men to receive support, gain perspective and insight into themselves and their relationships, and learn to cope with life’s demands. The content of the group is open-ended and themes are broad and varied – they have included coping with everyday stressors related to family or work, improving communication and other relationship skills, self-care, family and intimate partner relationship concerns, problems with emotion regulation, perfectionism, depression, anxiety, cultural adjustment, etc. Group runs Jan 8-Feb 12, 2024
The goal of this group is to provide a safe and confidential space for men to receive support, gain perspective and insight into themselves and their relationships, and learn to cope with life’s demands. The content of the group is open-ended and themes are broad and varied – they have included coping with everyday stressors related to family or work, improving communication and other relationship skills, self-care, family and intimate partner relationship concerns, problems with emotion regulation, perfectionism, depression, anxiety, cultural adjustment, etc. Group runs Jan 8-Feb 12, 2024
This 4-week telehealth program is geared for Black men to explore grief, intimacy, attachment, and mental/physical health in a supportive space. Sessions address societal and cultural pressures, systemic barriers, and personal challenges through guided discussions, reflective activities, and practical tools. Participants will redefine strength, build emotional awareness, and develop strategies for self-care and resilience. Each session fosters community, empowering members to heal, connect, and grow while addressing unique struggles often overlooked. With structured homework, resources, and peer support, the group promotes sustainable personal growth, self-empowerment, and the ability to uplift others within their communities.
Hosted by UniquelyU Counseling
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC-S, LCMHC, SATP, NCC
Group meets in Knightdale, NC 27545
This 4-week telehealth program is geared for Black men to explore grief, intimacy, attachment, and mental/physical health in a supportive space. Sessions address societal and cultural pressures, systemic barriers, and personal challenges through guided discussions, reflective activities, and practical tools. Participants will redefine strength, build emotional awareness, and develop strategies for self-care and resilience. Each session fosters community, empowering members to heal, connect, and grow while addressing unique struggles often overlooked. With structured homework, resources, and peer support, the group promotes sustainable personal growth, self-empowerment, and the ability to uplift others within their communities.
Real conversations. Real connection. Explore relationships, work, grief, purpose and whatever else matters in an ongoing mens process group
Hosted by Matt Case
Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, LCMHC
Group meets in Chapel Hill, NC 27514
Real conversations. Real connection. Explore relationships, work, grief, purpose and whatever else matters in an ongoing mens process group
This a virtual group for adult men that feel alone with their problems. For those who can't open up to folks in their lives, or maybe don’t have anyone at all. All male identified people are welcome, regardless of other identities. Members can share, offer support, advice and encouragement to each other under the guidance of a licensed counselor. Group Culture: Relaxed, inclusive, and safe space to unload your burdens, laugh, and maybe learn something. Process: Each week members will have 5 minutes to share, followed by time for dialogue together. More info at www.thelongviewcounseling.com/groups
This a virtual group for adult men that feel alone with their problems. For those who can't open up to folks in their lives, or maybe don’t have anyone at all. All male identified people are welcome, regardless of other identities. Members can share, offer support, advice and encouragement to each other under the guidance of a licensed counselor. Group Culture: Relaxed, inclusive, and safe space to unload your burdens, laugh, and maybe learn something. Process: Each week members will have 5 minutes to share, followed by time for dialogue together. More info at www.thelongviewcounseling.com/groups
This group is for adult men (25 - 60) that feel alone with their problems. For those who can't open up to partners, pals, or colleagues about the deepest struggles in their heart and mind. Members can share, offer support, advice and encouragement to each other under the guidance of a licensed counselor. Group Culture: Relaxed environment, inclusive, and a safe space to unload your burdens, have a laugh, and maybe learn something. Process: Each week members will have 5 minutes to share, followed by time for dialogue together. More info at www.thelongviewcounseling.com/groups
This group is for adult men (25 - 60) that feel alone with their problems. For those who can't open up to partners, pals, or colleagues about the deepest struggles in their heart and mind. Members can share, offer support, advice and encouragement to each other under the guidance of a licensed counselor. Group Culture: Relaxed environment, inclusive, and a safe space to unload your burdens, have a laugh, and maybe learn something. Process: Each week members will have 5 minutes to share, followed by time for dialogue together. More info at www.thelongviewcounseling.com/groups
This is a group for men supporting men with various and different challenges such as separation/divorce, addiction(s), single and socially anxious, single dads, etc.
This is a group for men supporting men with various and different challenges such as separation/divorce, addiction(s), single and socially anxious, single dads, etc.
Men's group is open to clients who are in various stages of working through Porn/Sex Addiction. Whether you are in early treatment or have sobriety - Men's Group is a supportive atmosphere to share, learn, grow and gain acceptance.
Hosted by Lisa Layman
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LCMHC, (FMR, CSAT), NCC
Group meets in Wilmington, NC 28401
Men's group is open to clients who are in various stages of working through Porn/Sex Addiction. Whether you are in early treatment or have sobriety - Men's Group is a supportive atmosphere to share, learn, grow and gain acceptance.
This group is meant for overall wellness.
Hosted by LaToya Sutton
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW, LCAS, CSI
Group meets in Durham, NC 27713
This group is meant for overall wellness.
The ongoing process groups are made up of men who are seeking to learn more about themselves by exploring their interpersonal relationships. It focuses not only on developing greater interpersonal skills but also helping men to become more of who they really want to be in their life.
The ongoing process groups are made up of men who are seeking to learn more about themselves by exploring their interpersonal relationships. It focuses not only on developing greater interpersonal skills but also helping men to become more of who they really want to be in their life.
A group that allows men to be open about their challenge and frustrations in life. The goal is for men to share wisdom based on learning and experience that will help other men thrive in life.
Hosted by Faith Horizon Counseling Group
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, L, C, S, W
Group meets in Durham, NC 27703
A group that allows men to be open about their challenge and frustrations in life. The goal is for men to share wisdom based on learning and experience that will help other men thrive in life.
This support group is a safe, judgment-free space designed specifically for men ages 18–25 navigating mental health challenges. It offers a place to talk openly about stress, anxiety, depression, identity, and life transitions without fear of stigma. Through guided discussions, shared experiences, and peer connection, members build trust, resilience, and emotional awareness. The group encourages honest conversation while promoting healthy coping strategies and personal growth. Whether someone is struggling silently or actively seeking change, this community provides understanding, support, and a sense of belonging among others facing similar struggles in early adulthood. Group led by Matt Ross, LCSWA
Hosted by Andrea Beardsley-Glover
Licensed Clicincal Mental Health Counselor, MA, LCMHC
Group meets in Raleigh, NC 27615
This support group is a safe, judgment-free space designed specifically for men ages 18–25 navigating mental health challenges. It offers a place to talk openly about stress, anxiety, depression, identity, and life transitions without fear of stigma. Through guided discussions, shared experiences, and peer connection, members build trust, resilience, and emotional awareness. The group encourages honest conversation while promoting healthy coping strategies and personal growth. Whether someone is struggling silently or actively seeking change, this community provides understanding, support, and a sense of belonging among others facing similar struggles in early adulthood. Group led by Matt Ross, LCSWA
Let’s talk about sex. We help participants to engage in vulnerable conversations about their sexual problems and teach skills to manage urges and sexual needs. Our dialogues surround difficult topics related to sexual dysfunctions and disorders, infidelity, masturbation, and sex-related diseases. Common Topics: Origin of maladaptive behavior and patterns Awareness and identification of problems Cognitive behavioral therapy Acceptance and commitment therapy Mindfulness The Sexual Addiction Cycle The Body: Penises and Vulvas, Ejaculation, Orgasm, Sex, Toys Kinsey and Science Sexual Behavior in Humans Identity and Orientation Exploration, Taboos, Fetishes, Deviance Physical Intimacy Positive Sexual Experiences Thoughts and Desires
Hosted by Joseph Rengifo
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LCMHC, CCMC, CSOT
Group meets in Wilmington, NC 28403
Let’s talk about sex. We help participants to engage in vulnerable conversations about their sexual problems and teach skills to manage urges and sexual needs. Our dialogues surround difficult topics related to sexual dysfunctions and disorders, infidelity, masturbation, and sex-related diseases. Common Topics: Origin of maladaptive behavior and patterns Awareness and identification of problems Cognitive behavioral therapy Acceptance and commitment therapy Mindfulness The Sexual Addiction Cycle The Body: Penises and Vulvas, Ejaculation, Orgasm, Sex, Toys Kinsey and Science Sexual Behavior in Humans Identity and Orientation Exploration, Taboos, Fetishes, Deviance Physical Intimacy Positive Sexual Experiences Thoughts and Desires
Pornography addiction and sexual compulsions can really derail your life. They put you in a type of stranglehold, making it hard to have healthy, loving relationships. But there is hope! Mark Harol’s virtual group is designed specifically for men grappling with these issues. You'll learn strategies, and receive both encouragement and accountability to help you move forward with confidence. He's been helping men with all forms of sexual issues for years, and has helped countless people get their lives back on track. Take the first step toward getting your life back: sign up today.
Hosted by Mark Christopher Harol
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LCMHC, NCC
Group meets in Holly Springs, NC 27540
Pornography addiction and sexual compulsions can really derail your life. They put you in a type of stranglehold, making it hard to have healthy, loving relationships. But there is hope! Mark Harol’s virtual group is designed specifically for men grappling with these issues. You'll learn strategies, and receive both encouragement and accountability to help you move forward with confidence. He's been helping men with all forms of sexual issues for years, and has helped countless people get their lives back on track. Take the first step toward getting your life back: sign up today.
An 9-week virtual process group starting September, 2026. This group will explore topics related to mental health, relationships, self-esteem, personal challenges, and self-discovery while cultivating self-expression, empathy, accountability, and mutual support. It's a supportive space where members can be forthcoming, direct, and authentic with each other. By fostering engagement and receptivity, we'll aim to build a culture of trust that spurs conversation relevant for all members. Please contact me to register or with any questions.
An 9-week virtual process group starting September, 2026. This group will explore topics related to mental health, relationships, self-esteem, personal challenges, and self-discovery while cultivating self-expression, empathy, accountability, and mutual support. It's a supportive space where members can be forthcoming, direct, and authentic with each other. By fostering engagement and receptivity, we'll aim to build a culture of trust that spurs conversation relevant for all members. Please contact me to register or with any questions.
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Men's Issues Support Groups
Is therapy for men different than it is for women?
Therapeutic treatments and types are the same for men as they are for women, with the same protocols followed and the same strategies employed. Discussing one’s feelings and emotions is an integral part of most therapies, and some men find doing so more challenging. Therapists can help clients through the process; some specialize in treating men for this reason.
How do you encourage a man to go to therapy?
It’s helpful to express your concern and love for the person while framing therapy as a tool for improving their life. Offering specific examples of how an individual’s behavior affected either himself or others should be done with compassion and with empathy. It may be useful to devise a game plan—breaking the process down into parts, such as finding a therapist, making appointments, and looking into insurance coverage.
How can men prepare for therapy?
Men can prepare for therapy by approaching the process with an open mind, being willing to talk about their challenges, and giving treatment the time to work. Before a session, an individual may want to reflect on how they’ve felt since the last session and what’s happened in their lives. It can be useful for men who struggle to recall their emotional states to write down notes between sessions about their response to a given event or how they were feeling at a particular time.
What should men know about the process of therapy?
One of the most common reasons men don’t seek therapy is the notion that there’s something wrong with them if they do. Men should know that just because they’re seeking therapy doesn’t mean they’re mentally ill or damaged in some way. In the same way people work on their bodies through exercise or a craft through practice, therapy can be a way to improve the mental and emotional skills needed to be productive and effective partners, employees, and people in all realms of life.