Our Men’s Groups

Are you lacking passion, direction, or meaningful connection in life? Our men’s groups are for men who are ready to support and challenge each other to cultivate greater authenticity, fulfillment, and purpose in their lives. Together, we will create a space to celebrate, question, explore, and stay present with other men. A lot can happen when judgment becomes curiosity, when shame turns to compassion, and when community and accountability push back against loneliness. Powerful change can happen when we connect with and witness one another.

What are the benefits of group therapy for men? Men who join our men’s therapy groups often report a greater ability to emotionally regulate, increased ability to communicate with others, reduction in symptoms of loneliness, more hope, and a fuller understanding of their tendencies and behaviors in social settings. Group therapy for men can be a powerful tool for disrupting the behavioral patterns that lead to unhappiness. Get in touch today to schedule a complimentary 30-minute phone consultation to see if men’s group therapy could be a good fit for you.

Group details

We currently run three virtual men’s groups: Monday Evening Group (6pm - 7:30pm), Tuesday Evening Group (6:30pm - 8:00pm), Tuesday Daytime Group (10:30am - 12:00pm).

We are always recruiting new men’s groups based on interest and facilitator availability. Be in touch to learn more or to join the waitlist for new and existing groups.

90-minute virtual sessions every week on HIPAA-compliant platform

$70/session (some reduced fee spots may be available)

Complimentary 30-min phone call to determine interest and rightness of fit

Small, intimate group of 5 to 8 members

8-week initial commitment, with ability and to continue on afterward

• For questions and registration: kobi@embodiedmindnyc.com

Meet the facilitators

Kobi Bordoley and Dan Chen collectively run three virtual men’s therapy groups at Embodied Mind and specializes in men’s issues. Kobi (right) facilitates all three men’s groups, and co-facilitates one with Dan (right, below). As therapists, they are interested in the narratives contemporary culture tells men, and the ways in which men both internalize and reject those messages. They often witnesses the novel ways in which men adapt (and often struggle) to live authentically, compassionately, and without shame. As facilitators, Kobi and Dan make sure to set the guidelines for the group, attend every session, and offer insights on the group process as it happens in real time. Kobi and Dan strive to create safe places for men to explore their internal worlds, and offer caring challenge and observations to the group as well.

We are always interested in starting new men’s groups. Don’t hesitate to reach out today.

Men sitting around a campfire speaking to each other in a group therapy setting