Senior mental health worker in Richmond, Aaron Fuller, said while most men would probably benefit from participating in this Men’s Group, “it isn’t for all men”.  

“This group is for men who want to learn how to connect with other people on a deeper, more meaningful level,” he said. 

“Being part of a Men’s Group is a powerful way to access development and growth for men who want to be more present, powerful, free, passionate, grounded and playful.”

Young will follow Temora’s suit by beginning their group from Monday, October 27.

Mr Fuller is calling on the Young community who may know of a man who is seeking to improve certain aspects of his life and doesn’t know how or where to start.

“Then this group could help him,” he said. 

Or maybe his life is working well and he wants to share his wisdom with other men.”

Either way, Mr Fuller said here is a forum where men can feel comfortable being men in a supportive environment. 

“Above all, men who want to be part of this new Men’s Group in Young are men who are committed to their own growth and development, committed to the growth and development of other men, and who will commit to the group as a vehicle for that growth and development,” he said.

The Men’s Group in Young will happen every Monday from 10am to about 12 midday or the initial 12 two hour sessions and men of all ages are invited to participate.

Light refreshments will be provided.

Anyone who may think someone might benefit from this Men’s Group, please contact Aaron Fuller on 6382 1287 prior to the group’s commencement.