OPEN MEN'S CIRCLE

This is an open men's circle, so any man is welcome. It's a place to connect, share, and grow in a safe, confidential environment. A men's circle is a space to be real, without judgment. It's about honest connection, open communication and sharing whatever you feel to share.

Even if you have never been to a men's circle before, you are welcome.

We will follow traditional men's group agreements that will be discussed before we start. Things like speaking from the heart, active listening, no coaching or judging.

I look forward to seeing you in the circle. And I'd like to say, "All of you is welcome here". So just show up as you are.

What to Bring:

A bottle of water.

Some simple picnic food for a shared dinner.

Clothing appropriate for the weather (see info below about the space)

An open heart and an open mind.

The space:

The Farm for Wellbeing, in the Adelaide Hills, welcomes you to this Land situated amongst Nature with bushland as a place for connection and healing-a peaceful place to meet yourself and others.

For this event chairs will be provided to sit around a small brazier & fire if possible depending on the weather. If the weather is wet there will be an undercover option. So the event will go ahead rain or shine. Please dress appropriately. We will have access to a kitchen for tea and coffee and simple facilities that we can use for our picnic dinner.

Entry is free for the first time you come then it will be by ticket of $15/10 concession.

Humanitix link provided.

Please also press 'Going' in the Facebook event page if you are heading along. That way we can gauge numbers and set up the space accordingly.

Or contact Brett at brettspace42@gmail.com

If you know a man who would greatly benefit from getting involved, please share this event with him.

This will be a regular men's circle on a fortnightly basis, not closed as such, unless the group decides to do this.

With love & respect,

Brett Aylen

About me:

I have been doing menswork regularly for the last 10 years or so. It brings me great joy to sit in circle with other men and feel a deep sense of belonging. I went to my first men's circle at age 15 with my father and my brother. I'm so grateful to my father for offering me that experience. I have a 19 year old son and I've been taking him to various age appropriate men's circles since he was about 12. For the last 5 years I have been giving back to the community by facilitating menswork events as part of several organisations including Brazen Brotherhood, Southern Men's Gathering and Good Better Best Men. I also co-facilitate a closed men's circle in Mylor. I look forward to sitting in circle with you.

Brett Aylen (AKA Tailen)

Contact the host of Open Men's Circle

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