🌈 Gay Men’s Attachment & Connection Group

Open to men who identify as gay, queer, or anywhere within the broader LGBTQ+ spectrum, this group provides a safe space for relational exploration and emotional connection.

🌿 About the Group

Many gay and queer men carry attachment wounds shaped by early experiences of shame, invisibility, or emotional disconnection. These patterns often show up in adulthood as loneliness, difficulty trusting, fear of rejection, or feeling “on the outside” even in queer spaces.

This group offers a supportive, emotionally grounded space to explore these patterns with others who understand them. Together, we’ll work toward building secure connection, deepening self‑understanding, and creating new relational experiences that feel safe, authentic, and meaningful.

⭐ Format & Details

Session Length: 90 minutes

Fee: $60 per session

Format:

  • Daytime in‑person group (likely older men)

  • Evening hybrid/online group (likely younger men) Final schedule will be determined based on member availability.

Location: North Indianapolis (with online options for the evening group)

Start Date: Spring 2026

🌈 How to Join

If you’re interested in joining or want to learn more, please reach out through the contact form. I’ll schedule a brief consultation to make sure the group is a good fit and answer any questions you may have.

🌱 Who This Group Is For

This group may be a good fit if you:

  • struggle with loneliness or feeling disconnected

  • find it hard to trust or open up in relationships

  • notice patterns of avoidance, anxiety, or shutdown

  • long for deeper friendships or community

  • want to understand your attachment style

  • feel “different” even within queer spaces

  • are seeking a space where your identity is understood without explanation

All identities under the LGBTQ+ umbrella are welcome, including men who prefer not to use labels.

🌙 What We’ll Explore Together

  • Attachment patterns and how they shape relationships

  • Emotional safety and vulnerability

  • Shame, self‑criticism, and internalized homophobia

  • Boundaries and communication

  • Building secure, meaningful connections

  • The experience of belonging and being seen

  • How early relational wounds show up in the present

This is a process‑oriented group, not a skills class. The focus is on connection, emotional presence, and relational healing.