🌈 Gay Men’s Support Group

A supportive community for gay and queer men who want to build healthier relationships, feel less alone, and find emotional grounding in a world that can often feel volatile and overwhelming.

This is an ongoing, process‑oriented therapy group. Members are welcome to participate for as long as the work feels meaningful. I generally recommend committing to at least 8–12 weeks to build safety, connection, and momentum.

🌿 About the Group

This group offers a safe, emotionally attuned space for gay and queer men to slow down, reflect, and explore the patterns that shape connection, intimacy, and belonging. Together, we work to deepen self‑awareness, strengthen relational confidence, and gently shift the emotional blocks that keep you isolated or disconnected.

⭐ Format & Details

Session Length: 90 minutes

Fee: $60 per session

Groups Meet

Thursdays • 5:30–7:00pm • In-person

Location: CTS Counseling Center, 1050 W. 42nd Street

Start Date: Summer 2026

Registration is now open: Reach out through the contact form or call David at (317) 931-2379 x5153

🌈 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 free 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, emotional disconnection, or difficulty forming close relationships

  • want to understand your relational patterns and build healthier ways of connecting

  • feel guarded, anxious, or unsure how to express vulnerability

  • long for community, support, and a place where your experiences are understood

  • are seeking emotional grounding in a world that often feels unpredictable or unsafe

🌙 What We Focus On

  • cultivating emotional safety and self‑acceptance

  • exploring attachment patterns and relational wounds

  • practicing vulnerability in a supportive environment

  • building confidence in expressing needs and boundaries

  • developing deeper, more authentic connections with others