In a safe and confidential environment men are supported in working through the challenges they are having in their romantic, friend, family, and work relationships. In this group men will choose specific relationships that they want to work on. They will be guided in working through internal conflicts that are at play in these relationships, learn to effectively listen to others and communicate their needs in an effort to overcome these challenges. We use relationships within the group as a training ground for developing these skills. In summary, group participants will develop their skills in -Communication, -Listening. -Mindfulness

Hosted by Nate Schlingmann
Licensed Professional Counselor, LPC, MA, MS
Group meets in Philadelphia, PA 19119
In a safe and confidential environment men are supported in working through the challenges they are having in their romantic, friend, family, and work relationships. In this group men will choose specific relationships that they want to work on. They will be guided in working through internal conflicts that are at play in these relationships, learn to effectively listen to others and communicate their needs in an effort to overcome these challenges. We use relationships within the group as a training ground for developing these skills. In summary, group participants will develop their skills in -Communication, -Listening. -Mindfulness
Private co-facilitated virtual trauma-informed mental health support group for queer men (26+) in Pennsylvania. Six 120-minute sessions kicking off first week of June 2025 with sliding scale rates offered!

Private co-facilitated virtual trauma-informed mental health support group for queer men (26+) in Pennsylvania. Six 120-minute sessions kicking off first week of June 2025 with sliding scale rates offered!
For men looking to investigate the mythologies of "manhood" and be in fellowship and and grow as fathers, husbands, sons, lovers, and leaders. For better relationships and deeper self-knowlege. Learn tips and tricks for emotional regulation, self-discovery, and better communication. --Groups usually meet on Thursday or Friday. Schedules TBD. Groups meet in downtown Philadelphia. Contact me by email or PHL Therapy Colective for more information. If there is no room in the current group, a waitlist is provided and you will be contacted before the start of the next group.

For men looking to investigate the mythologies of "manhood" and be in fellowship and and grow as fathers, husbands, sons, lovers, and leaders. For better relationships and deeper self-knowlege. Learn tips and tricks for emotional regulation, self-discovery, and better communication. --Groups usually meet on Thursday or Friday. Schedules TBD. Groups meet in downtown Philadelphia. Contact me by email or PHL Therapy Colective for more information. If there is no room in the current group, a waitlist is provided and you will be contacted before the start of the next group.
CHRIS is a consortium of LGBTQ therapists, focusing on areas of sex therapy, LGBTQ+ issues, relational concerns, and general mental health (depression, anxiety, stress, etc).

Hosted by Chris Wilson
Marriage & Family Therapist, PhD, LMFT, CSTS, CST, CHES
Group meets in Philadelphia, PA 19110
Men's issues - sexuality concerns, sexual exploration, gender exploration, sexual orientation process, sexual functioning issues, and relational concerns.
CHRIS is a consortium of LGBTQ therapists, focusing on areas of sex therapy, LGBTQ+ issues, relational concerns, and general mental health (depression, anxiety, stress, etc).
Whether you’re looking to change your relationship with alcohol or drugs, have already started, or aren’t ready to make changes yet, this online group offers a comfortable, confidential space for support. We practice harm reduction, focusing on minimizing the risks of substance use rather than strictly promoting abstinence. Our fun and relaxed environment prioritizes honesty and care, helping you with goals like reducing drinking, avoiding cocaine, cutting back on opioids, or even achieving full sobriety. Join us to learn techniques and gain support tailored to your needs.

Hosted by Nick Nehéz
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LSW, MSW, MFA
Group meets in Philadelphia, PA 19146
Whether you’re looking to change your relationship with alcohol or drugs, have already started, or aren’t ready to make changes yet, this online group offers a comfortable, confidential space for support. We practice harm reduction, focusing on minimizing the risks of substance use rather than strictly promoting abstinence. Our fun and relaxed environment prioritizes honesty and care, helping you with goals like reducing drinking, avoiding cocaine, cutting back on opioids, or even achieving full sobriety. Join us to learn techniques and gain support tailored to your needs.
I’m excited to announce that I’m leading a 10-week group for Black men starting Tuesday Sept 1st 2020! The group is open to all folks who identify as Black men that reside in the state of Pennsylvania! (***If you are homophobic, transphobic, or oppressive to any marginalized identities, this group is NOT for you). Topics include: Unpacking Toxic Masculinity, How we show up in relationships, Trauma and how we respond, Self-care, and much more! It’ll be $50 and there are sliding scale options for folks need it. Be sure to reserve your spot ASAP!

Hosted by Marvin A Toliver
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW
Group meets in Philadelphia, PA 19104
I’m excited to announce that I’m leading a 10-week group for Black men starting Tuesday Sept 1st 2020! The group is open to all folks who identify as Black men that reside in the state of Pennsylvania! (***If you are homophobic, transphobic, or oppressive to any marginalized identities, this group is NOT for you). Topics include: Unpacking Toxic Masculinity, How we show up in relationships, Trauma and how we respond, Self-care, and much more! It’ll be $50 and there are sliding scale options for folks need it. Be sure to reserve your spot ASAP!
Are you an identifying male that has struggled with disordered eating, binge eating, restricting, or managing strong emotions related to food? Does your current emotional state feel difficult to manage and does food play a role in that? In this co-facilitated eight week group, participants will explore concerns specific to men in relation to eating, food, and body image.

Hosted by Peter Andrew Danzig
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MSS, MA, CTP
Group meets in Philadelphia, PA 19102
Are you an identifying male that has struggled with disordered eating, binge eating, restricting, or managing strong emotions related to food? Does your current emotional state feel difficult to manage and does food play a role in that? In this co-facilitated eight week group, participants will explore concerns specific to men in relation to eating, food, and body image.
If you are interested in exploring ongoing patterns of unhealthy relationship dynamics by addressing family of origin issues in order to become more psychologically flexible and resilient, you are welcome. Be warned, this work is not easy. It will be challenging and will require you to access courage that you probably have yet to access. Ambivalence is okay, but curiosity about your experiences and the experiences of others is necessary.

If you are interested in exploring ongoing patterns of unhealthy relationship dynamics by addressing family of origin issues in order to become more psychologically flexible and resilient, you are welcome. Be warned, this work is not easy. It will be challenging and will require you to access courage that you probably have yet to access. Ambivalence is okay, but curiosity about your experiences and the experiences of others is necessary.
This group is Christian based, but all are welcome. Men get together and discuss different topics of need and interest. There are two clinicians in the group who can help from a clinical perspective. All men in attendance agree to be understanding and recognize that it is important to speak with other men to get helpful feedback for your journey.

This group is Christian based, but all are welcome. Men get together and discuss different topics of need and interest. There are two clinicians in the group who can help from a clinical perspective. All men in attendance agree to be understanding and recognize that it is important to speak with other men to get helpful feedback for your journey.
Whether you’re looking to change your relationship with alcohol or drugs, have already started, or aren’t ready to make changes yet, this online group offers a comfortable, confidential space for support. We practice harm reduction, focusing on minimizing the risks of substance use rather than strictly promoting abstinence. Our fun and relaxed environment prioritizes honesty and care, helping you with goals like reducing drinking, avoiding cocaine, cutting back on opioids, or even achieving full sobriety. Join us to learn techniques and gain support tailored to your needs.

Hosted by Carole Nehez
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, LCSW, MSS, MA
Group meets in Philadelphia, PA 19102
Whether you’re looking to change your relationship with alcohol or drugs, have already started, or aren’t ready to make changes yet, this online group offers a comfortable, confidential space for support. We practice harm reduction, focusing on minimizing the risks of substance use rather than strictly promoting abstinence. Our fun and relaxed environment prioritizes honesty and care, helping you with goals like reducing drinking, avoiding cocaine, cutting back on opioids, or even achieving full sobriety. Join us to learn techniques and gain support tailored to your needs.
Many men tend to suppress their more vulnerable selves in daily life. However, being able to open up among peers & "say everything" can help increase emotional resiliency. This emotional resilience -- the capacity to feel disappointment, hurt, ambivalence, frustration, failure, impulses, etc. ... & still effectively work, love, & play -- is crucial for personal maturation. This 12-week men's group will catalyze the development of emotional resilience by helping participants feel more comfortable being self-aware & expressive in a safe therapeutic setting. Lastly, this group will expand participants' toolboxes of mindfulness & interpersonal skills. The next men's group will launch Winter 2025.

Hosted by Dr. Christopher G. Deussing
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, DSW, LCSW, C-DBT
Group meets in Philadelphia, PA 19102
Many men tend to suppress their more vulnerable selves in daily life. However, being able to open up among peers & "say everything" can help increase emotional resiliency. This emotional resilience -- the capacity to feel disappointment, hurt, ambivalence, frustration, failure, impulses, etc. ... & still effectively work, love, & play -- is crucial for personal maturation. This 12-week men's group will catalyze the development of emotional resilience by helping participants feel more comfortable being self-aware & expressive in a safe therapeutic setting. Lastly, this group will expand participants' toolboxes of mindfulness & interpersonal skills. The next men's group will launch Winter 2025.
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This online multicultural support group is open to therapists from all backgrounds interested in exploring issues related to marginalized identities, relationships, and interpersonal engagement. We will use the power of the group process to explore how culture, class, sexual orientation, race, immigration status, and gender identity impacts us personally and professionally. This is a weekly, ongoing group with the goal of examinging group process that meets for 90 min. Interested in joining? Contact me to schedule a 20-minute video Q & A screening session.

Hosted by Donna J. Harris
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, MA, LCSW, CGP, AGPA-F
Group meets in Drexel Hill, PA 19026
This online multicultural support group is open to therapists from all backgrounds interested in exploring issues related to marginalized identities, relationships, and interpersonal engagement. We will use the power of the group process to explore how culture, class, sexual orientation, race, immigration status, and gender identity impacts us personally and professionally. This is a weekly, ongoing group with the goal of examinging group process that meets for 90 min. Interested in joining? Contact me to schedule a 20-minute video Q & A screening session.
The Third Space is a virtual men’s mental health process group designed to provide a third space—a place beyond work and home—where men can come together, connect, and share openly. This group is a space for honest conversations, support, and personal growth. Whether you're navigating stress, relationships, fatherhood, identity, or simply seeking a sense of community, this is a place to be heard, be challenged, and build meaningful connections with other men. This isn’t just another therapy group—it’s a space to show up as yourself, grow, and support others on the same journey.

The Third Space is a virtual men’s mental health process group designed to provide a third space—a place beyond work and home—where men can come together, connect, and share openly. This group is a space for honest conversations, support, and personal growth. Whether you're navigating stress, relationships, fatherhood, identity, or simply seeking a sense of community, this is a place to be heard, be challenged, and build meaningful connections with other men. This isn’t just another therapy group—it’s a space to show up as yourself, grow, and support others on the same journey.
Specialized Mens Recovery Group. If you want to stay sober and work on life issues then this is the group for you.

Hosted by Timothy P Boyle
Licensed Professional Counselor, MS, LPC, CAADC, CIP
Group meets in Paoli, PA 19301
Specialized Mens Recovery Group. If you want to stay sober and work on life issues then this is the group for you.
Call to inquire about this transformational group designed to support men in middle age.

Hosted by Psych Choices of the Delaware Valley
Treatment Center, MS, NCC, CCMHC, LPC
Group meets in Broomall, PA 19008
Call to inquire about this transformational group designed to support men in middle age.
Do you struggle with expressing your genuine feelings? Join other men whose relationships and life goals have been affected by this common masculine conflict. This group, for men aged 25 and older, aims to help those who have difficulty socializing and who struggle with connecting to and expressing their true emotional selves. The goal of the group is for the members to more easily identify their feelings without automatically needing to suppress them leading to more meaningful relationships and the ability to achieve important life goals. The group format helps foster a sense of safety and connection for the members. Led by Dr. Benjamin Lief.

Do you struggle with expressing your genuine feelings? Join other men whose relationships and life goals have been affected by this common masculine conflict. This group, for men aged 25 and older, aims to help those who have difficulty socializing and who struggle with connecting to and expressing their true emotional selves. The goal of the group is for the members to more easily identify their feelings without automatically needing to suppress them leading to more meaningful relationships and the ability to achieve important life goals. The group format helps foster a sense of safety and connection for the members. Led by Dr. Benjamin Lief.
Exploring the meaning of masculinity in a complex and changing world and what those changes mean for men's mental health.

Exploring the meaning of masculinity in a complex and changing world and what those changes mean for men's mental health.
In this eight-week zoom-based group participants learn multiple mindfulness techniques with an emphasis on sitting practice. After each meditation, members reflect on what they noticed emotionally, mentally and physically, and are invited to share in the group. The group is coached in effective processing of emotions and in the practice of mindful listening and communication. In a safe and confidential environment group members have the opportunity to develop the skill of vulnerability and emotional processing which is a core factor in the benefits listed above. The group culminates with a 4-hr mindfulness intensive workshop.

Hosted by Isaac Garfield
Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSS, LCSW
Group meets in Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004
In this eight-week zoom-based group participants learn multiple mindfulness techniques with an emphasis on sitting practice. After each meditation, members reflect on what they noticed emotionally, mentally and physically, and are invited to share in the group. The group is coached in effective processing of emotions and in the practice of mindful listening and communication. In a safe and confidential environment group members have the opportunity to develop the skill of vulnerability and emotional processing which is a core factor in the benefits listed above. The group culminates with a 4-hr mindfulness intensive workshop.
This is a group designed to support men in relationships Our Emotionally Focused Therapist provides specific strategies to build strong, lasting connections with friends, partners, and spouses.

Hosted by Growth Minded Counseling and Consulting
Licensed Professional Counselor, MA, LPC, NCC
Group meets in Wayne, PA 19087
This is a group designed to support men in relationships Our Emotionally Focused Therapist provides specific strategies to build strong, lasting connections with friends, partners, and spouses.
What does it mean to be a man? It’s a phrase we’ve heard so much that we don’t even think about the weight behind it. This is a therapy group, so we’ll attend to each member of the group, processing his related challenges and discovering what it means for him to truly be a man. This group will be a powerful space for you to explore yourself and make connections with the support of a caring group of men.

What does it mean to be a man? It’s a phrase we’ve heard so much that we don’t even think about the weight behind it. This is a therapy group, so we’ll attend to each member of the group, processing his related challenges and discovering what it means for him to truly be a man. This group will be a powerful space for you to explore yourself and make connections with the support of a caring group of men.
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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.


