Halesowen Mental Health Group - Men's Group

Self Help/Support Groups

Organiser:

Stuart Henley

Telephone:

07967 142367

Safe and Confidential Environment: We provide a safe and confidential space where men can openly discuss their feelings and challenges without judgment.

Promoting Emotional Expression: We encourage men to express their emotions, helping them build emotional resilience and coping skills.

Stigma Reduction: Our service actively works to reduce the stigma associated with men seeking help for mental health concerns.

Continued Support: Our commitment doesn't end after a session. We provide ongoing support to help men maintain good mental health.

Empowering Men's Mental Health Through Supportive Self-Help Groups

In today's fast-paced world, where the demands of life can sometimes feel overwhelming, nurturing one's mental health has never been more crucial. Men, like anyone else, face their share of challenges and emotional struggles. Recognizing this need, our Men's Mental Health Self-Help Group has emerged as a beacon of support, providing a safe and empathetic space for men to come together, share their experiences, and strengthen their mental well-being.

A Welcoming Haven for Men's Mental Health:

Our Men's Mental Health Self-Help Group is a welcoming community where men from all walks of life gather to discuss their thoughts, emotions, and mental health concerns. The environment is free of judgment, stigmatization, and any expectations of what it means to be 'masculine.' Instead, it's a space where vulnerability is celebrated, and emotional expression is encouraged.

Supportive Listening and Sharing:

The core of our group revolves around active listening and sharing. Men participate voluntarily, sharing their experiences, challenges, and triumphs. Whether it's coping with stress, dealing with anxiety or depression, or simply seeking a listening ear, our group members are here to lend support. By sharing their stories, men discover that they are not alone in their struggles, fostering a sense of unity and empathy.

No Appointment Needed - A Barrier-Free Approach:

We firmly believe that mental health support should be accessible to all. Hence, our group operates on a no-appointment-needed basis, making it easy for men to drop by at their convenience. This approach removes the barriers often associated with seeking help, such as long wait times or the need for formal appointments.

Strength in Unity:

By participating in our self-help group, men not only gain personal insights and support but also contribute to the growth and well-being of others. The sense of community and unity that emerges from these interactions is a powerful source of strength. Men leave our meetings with a profound feeling of validation and hope, armed with new tools and perspectives to navigate life's challenges.

Cost-Free Mental Health Support:

Our Men's Mental Health Self-Help Group is committed to making mental health support accessible to all. There are no fees or charges associated with participation. We firmly believe that mental health is a fundamental right, and our group is a testament to that belief.

In a world that often expects men to 'tough it out,' our Men's Mental Health Self-Help Group stands as a testament to the power of compassion, empathy, and unity. Together, we foster an environment where men can be themselves, seek help without shame, and grow as individuals. Join us today, and discover the strength that comes from knowing you're not alone in your journey towards better mental health.

How to Find Us

Malt Mill Lane Community Lounge,

33 Malt Mill Lane,

HALESOWEN,

West Midlands

B62 8JF

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Times & Dates

Session Details:

every Wednesday 7.30pm-9.30pm

Days of the week:

Wednesday

Time of Day:

Evening

Costs and Booking Information

Cost Information:

Free


Group Information

Coverages:

All of Dudley Borough, Halesowen

Target Audiences:

Adults

Support Groups:

Mental health conditions

Facilities:

Toilet facilities, Wheelchair accessible, Disabled toilet

Service Information

Categories:

Self Help/Support Groups, Mental Health Support

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Last updated 10th Oct 2023

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