Dan Quinn
Psy.D
Men building better relationships, together.
Men’s Group
Having the same fights with your partner. Roommate syndrome. Walled off from others. Our men’s group is a place to find the important conversations that are often missing from our lives, work through relationship conflicts, take on isolation, anxiety or depression, and learn how to build intimacy and friendship.
We start with your relationship with yourself. What do you really want to say “yes” to, and what do you want to say “no” to? How can you get better at saying both? What are the ways you keep circling change, avoiding discomfort, and keeping yourself stuck?
And what are your communication patterns–what works and what doesn’t–and how can we help you change them in the ways that you want?
We also laugh a lot, and cultivate support for each other.
The group is ongoing and we meet weekly in Ashland, on Mondays from 5:15 – 6:45. The fee is $90 per week. The maximum is eight members. New members commit to a trial period of six weeks, so that you will have a chance to make sure this is the group for you.
“The level of communication between my wife and me has improved several-fold as a direct result of the work I have done in our men’s group.” (Men’s group member)
“For me it is like taking a weekly trip to a special gym, with a great trainer, where I work out and practice staying emotionally present. Thus far the objective results are more satisfying communication with my wife, my son, my clients and my employees.” (Men’s group member)
When Relationship Patterns Keep Repeating
People often begin searching for couples therapy or a couples therapist because they feel trapped in the same arguments, emotional distance, or communication breakdowns. These difficulties are rarely resolved by deciding who is right. Meaningful change begins with recognizing the patterns each person brings into the relationship, understanding what happens during moments of conflict, and learning how to respond with greater honesty, emotional presence, and care. This group provides a place to explore those patterns and practice changes that can strengthen communication, intimacy, and connection with a partner.
If you’re interested, get in touch and we can schedule a time to chat.
Contact
Licensed Clinical Psychologist: New York – 026597-01, California – 23350, Oregon – 2027