Men's Groups

The Men's Council is unique in its passion for providing men with a strong support network — an outlet for interaction, guidance, help, and honest conversation. Men are no longer on their own when dealing with complex issues.

What Is a Men's Group?

A support group is a circle of 10 -12 men committed to sharing the events of their daily lives, the feelings stirred by those events, and the history behind those feelings.

Support groups are not a substitute for therapy — they are a place where men can be themselves. All groups follow a set of guidelines established by the Council. The only requirement for joining is a genuine desire to support other men on their life journeys.

Find a Group Near You

In the Triangle Area

There are currently a select number of men's groups holding regular meetings in the Triangle area. For additional information, contact Doug Jennette, Group Coordinator.

In the Charlotte Area

New groups are forming all the time. If you're interested in joining an existing men's group or one that is forming, contact Jarod Brown, VP of The Men's Council.

In the Boone Area

For information about existing or forming men's groups in the Boone area, contact Bob Cambron.

In the Asheville Area

For information about existing or forming men's groups in the Asheville area, contact Banks Anderson.

Looking for Members for Your Men's Group?

If you are part of a men's group that would consider welcoming other committed men, let us know. We will do our best to help coordinate the match.

Want to Start a Men's Group?

Starting a men's group is some of the most meaningful work a man can do. We have a process that has proven successful, and we are always willing to offer guidance. Read our guide on how to start a men's group, developed from decades of hands-on experience by our VP Jarod Brown.