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A progressive, secular men's circle in London — a place to drop the act, speak plainly, and be heard without the pressure to fix everything.
I'm a London-based psychotherapist who believes men deserve a better way to connect. In a city that moves as fast as this one, it's easy to feel like you always have to have it all together. I created this as a place to drop that act.
This isn't about being "alpha" or following a specific ideology — it's a progressive, secular space for guys looking for more than small talk. A place to be honest about what's actually going on in your life.
This is a support circle — professionally facilitated but communal, not a formal therapy session with clinical goals and notes.
I'm here to observe and witness, not to problem-solve. Support means listening, not advising — unless specifically asked.
(never online – twice a month)
What version of yourself do you show the world vs. who you are alone?
How did your father's presence — or absence — shape your view of being a man?
How much of your identity is tied to your productivity or salary?
The difficulty of making deep male friendships in adulthood.
Which emotion is hardest for you to express? Anger is often a cover for sadness. We welcome the difficult stuff — anger, shame, fear — provided it's expressed without harming others in the circle.
Who is here and what is said stays here. No exceptions.
We speak from the first person — "I feel," "My experience." No unsolicited advice or "you should."
Titles and work personas stay at the door. We're here as men, not as our resumes.
We witness and support, not solve — unless specifically asked.
The same 9 men for 12 sessions in person.
Consistency is the therapy — if men dip in and out, the container leaks and others stop sharing.
After 12 sessions, the group splits. This prevents the circle from becoming a clique and allows experienced members to become mentors in the next cycle.
Twice a month is the sweet spot — frequent enough for momentum, respectful of busy schedules.
First 2 sessions paid in advance to reduce early drop-outs and honour the group.

If you're navigating work stress, relationship hurdles, or just looking for a sense of perspective — this circle is for you. A group of men who listen, speak plainly, and offer mutual support.
Maximum 9 men, same group for 12 sessions in person.
London-based therapist guiding each 90-minute session.
What's said in the circle stays in the circle.
The Unmasked Circle