A new group will be forming in the Woodland Hills area. For more info on joining and meeting times, contact Warren Gilmore at (818) 700-2566, or e-mail him at: wgilmorecpa@cs.com
The West Hills Group is now filled to capacity. For those interested in adding their names to the wait list, contact Ross Avery at (818) 762-5022, or e-mail him at rossandarlyn@sbcglobal.net
The West Side Men's Group is now filled to capacity. For those interested in adding their names to the wait list, contact Mark Kreher at (310) 581-6616 or e-mail him at: mark.kreher@verizon.net. You can also contact David Sacks at (323) 369-3344, or e-mail him at: sacks.d@gmail.com
The Thousand Oaks/Calabasas Men's Circle is currently meeting monthly at the home of Bruce Figoten in Northridge, and includes men from Thousand Oaks, Camarillo, Simi Valley, Northridge, Los Angeles, and Hollywood Hills. If you have an interest in participating in a men's group, contact Bruce at (818) 363-8864, or e-mail him at: spinedr32@gmail.com for more information.
David "Stongbear" Myers is heading up a team in the San Gabriel Valley. If you're interested in joining, talk to Strongbear at (818)541-9499, or e-mail him at: strongbear46@msn.com
About the Mens Center
- Mens Center of Los Angeles
- We offer individual, couple, family and group counseling by licensed psychotherapists and registered interns, experienced in dealing with (while not limited to) men’s issues. We provide a place where men are encouraged to explore their lives. In counseling couples, we offer an opportunity for men and women to better communicate, to resolve conflicts and to create more intimacy. Families benefit by expressing their individual needs and improving parent – child dynamics. Our men’s groups offer a unique opportunity for sharing and feedback. Additionally, through workshops, special events with guest speakers and our well attended Sacred Path Men’s Retreats*, we offer a range of educational and life changing experiences. Our Call To Adventure Retreats* for fathers and sons, boys and mentors are designed to serve the community and offer volunteer leadership opportunities.
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