Men's Therapy Groups andĀ Retreats
Ā
You Were Not Made to Do This
Alone in a Room.
Ā
Find Your Next Retreat
Menās Group
Fall Cohort: The parts of us that hold us back (with special No More Mr. Nice Guy content)
8 sessions
*Coming soon!
Monday nights from: TBD
Time: 7-9p EST
Location:
Evan's Creek Lodge
Southfield, MI
Why Retreats?
A weekly session opens the door. Retreat walks you through it.
Go Deeper
Some work cannot be rushed into an hour. Retreat gives you the time and space to reach the layers that weekly therapy cannot always touch.
Build Connections With Other Men
There is something that happens when men do this work together. Brotherhood is not a bonus. It is part of the medicine.
Step Away to Move Forward
You cannot read the map clearly when you are buried in the noise of daily life. Retreat is where you get the distance to find your direction again.
What to Expect
No two retreats are the same. Each one is built around the season it falls in and the men who show up for it. What stays consistent is the quality of the container, the depth of the work, and the intention behind every hour of your time.
Ā
A Day Looks Something Like This
Morning
Arrive, settle in, and connect with the men in the room. We open with breathwork or a grounding practice to bring you fully into the space. The noise of your regular life starts to fall away faster than you expect.
Afternoon
We go deeper. Breakout sessions, nature time, or one on one work depending on the retreat format. The afternoon is where things tend to shift.
Evening
We close with intention. Council, reflection, and a send-off that honors the work done and the man leaving. You will not walk out the same way you walked in.
Themes We Work Through
Grief and loss
Masculinity and identity
Purpose and direction
Brotherhood and belonging
Nervous system and regulation
The inner child and reclaiming adventure
Lineage and the patterns you are ready to put down
What Is Included
Ā
Every retreat includes expert facilitation by Mike and select guest practitioners, structured sessions with real tools you take home, shared meals and refreshments, access to nature and outdoor elements, and a community of men committed to the same work you are. Lodging details and specific inclusions vary by retreat and are listed on each individual event page.
See Upcoming RetreatsHere's how our clients feel
"My experience with these retreats has honestly been life-changing.Ā
I have learned a great deal about myself. I have learned that what I struggle with at times as a guy other guys struggle with similar things. you feel a sense of community, support and brotherhood. and that doesnāt just last in the retreat. It goes beyond the retreat."
Gio P.Ā
Why Groups?
Men's group work takes what you learn and experience in individual therapy and hyper-charges it. It's where personal insight meets other men doing the work. Eight-week group sessions, each focusing on a topic from the therapy model below. Allowing men to share insight, experiences, and community.
What to expect?
What's included?
- Eight 2-hour sessions led by Mike with special guests for a breathwork skills session,
- Expert led experiential exercises to help facilitateĀ the work
- Small sub-group work and accountability partner
- Each man gets a chance to go in front of the group and gain insight, feedback, and supportĀ
- Invitation to the quarterly alumni meetings after completing so that you may continue the work
Don't Walk This Alone
Most men wait years before asking for help. You don't have to.
Join a community of men doing the work.
Get insights, updates on upcoming groups, retreats, and events delivered straight to your inbox.
No noise. Just the good stuff.
We respect your privacy. Unsubscribe anytime.
The Map Is Waiting.
You've felt it long enough. The weight, the drift, the sense that something has to change. This is where that changes.Ā
We're here to walk with you to get real results and healing.
Confidential. No pressure. Just a conversation with someone who get's it.
Michigan Professional Counselor License no. 6401223149
This site's content is for informational/educational purposes, not mental health treatment, and does not establish a provider-patient relationship