What Does Being a Strong Man Mean to You? Join our Support Group

The safest thing a child can have is a man willing to keep growing.

Many men were taught to provide, protect, stay strong, and handle problems on their own. Today, men are also expected to be emotionally available, communicate openly, repair relationships, and raise emotionally healthy children—often without having been shown how.

This group is not about criticizing masculinity or teaching men to be perfect fathers. It is a supportive space for men who want to become more emotionally present, intentional, and connected—to the children in their lives, to their partners, and to themselves.

You Don’t Have to Figure It Out Alone

In this therapist-led group, men can speak honestly, receive support without judgment, learn practical relationship skills, and connect with others navigating similar responsibilities.

Conversations will be guided by the needs and experiences of group members and may include:

• Fatherhood and caregiving
• Anger and emotional regulation
• Stress, burnout, and work-life balance
• Marriage and relationship challenges
• Communication and repairing after conflict
• Shame, loneliness, grief, and vulnerability
• Identity and changing expectations of masculinity
• Raising boys and raising girls
• Breaking unhealthy family patterns
• Becoming the kind of man you needed growing up

Enrollment is limited to just 10 men to create a supportive, intimate environment where everyone has time to share, receive guidance, and build meaningful connections.

Led by Sean Palmer:

• Associate Marriage and Family Therapist #161917
• Supervised by Marina Edelman, LMFT #51009
• M.A. in Teaching (2017)
• TrueMe® Counseling Therapist

Group Details

• Beginning: Saturday, July 11, 2026
• Time: Thursdays • 7:00–8:15 PM PST
• Attend: In person or virtually
• Group Size: Limited to 10 people
• Investment: $40 per session

You do not have to be struggling—or have all the answers—to belong here. Whether you are adjusting to fatherhood, trying to strengthen your relationships, or working to become a more emotionally present man, you are welcome.

Strong Men. Safe Kids.

Because emotionally safe children begin with emotionally safe adults.