Being a retired psychotherapist I realise how valuable places like this are for men. In therapy, For every 10 female clients, you get 1 male client, but most o

Being a retired psychotherapist I realise how valuable places like this are for men. In therapy, For every 10 female clients, you get 1 male client, but most of the time that ratio is much worse. Here in the UK we have Andy's mans club. https://andysmanclub.co.uk/ https://andysmanclub.co.uk/ Its a male peer support group. Its a great place to go. Groups of men talking about stuff that impacts all men in their daily lives. A safe, supportive space to talk about problems: Relationships, employment, divorce, debt, family, violence, anger, grief, loss and everything men are not that forthcoming to share. Setup by the family of a young man who took his own life at 21 years old. The one I went to had about 60 men turn up every week, they were split into smaller groups. Men supporting men who have experienced the same shit life throw at you.