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"Men Who Talk" is a registered charity which offers a unique space for men in the UK to talk

Founded in January 2022 by Samuel Davies, "Men Who Talk" offers a unique space for men to talk and support each other across a range of different topics and issues. "Men Who Talk" was founded in recognition of the need to engage men in the UK more with support services. Although men make up a significant number of referrals to mental health units, and su***de is the biggest killer of men under 45,

many services still struggle to engage men in a meaningful way. "Men Who Talk" offers a different, less intensive space where men can support each other, sharing what they wish. This is not counselling or therapy, but a chance for men of all backgrounds to see that it is OK to receive help and to talk to others. Head to our website menwhotalk.org for more information and to sign up to one of our support groups today!

06/08/2026

If weekends feel heavy, Saturday’s group is open for one more place to feel less alone.

And our Sunday evening groups can get you feeling ready for the week ahead.

Every Saturday at 2pm
Every Sunday at 7pm

Join the conversation.

Find out more: https://menwhotalk.org/mens-groups/

05/08/2026

Thursdays - 7pm

Join our online group where men can talk, listen & feel less alone.

Guided by facilitators, all backgrounds welcome.

Experience the power of a shared space.

Book now for free https://menwhotalk.org/mens-groups

04/08/2026

Join our online group tomorrow at 7pm!

Our safe and welcoming spaces are facilitated by awesome volunteers. No pressure, just chat! 💬

Sign up for Wed (7pm), Thur (7pm), Sat (2pm), or Sun (7pm) via https://menwhotalk.org/mens-groups/

01/08/2026

"Sometimes a decisive factor that influences your well-being could be deciding to speak your worries with someone else. To let them out of your body and mind before they become bigger worries.

This Sunday we have a group at 7 pm with other men in similar situation as you.

Make sure you save your spot

Link: https://menwhotalk.org/ "

31/07/2026

"Crying in men has been treated for a long time as something to hide rather than something to understand. That kind of messaging doesn’t remove emotion, it just teaches people to suppress it until it comes out in other, less visible ways.

The problem with normalising emotional suppression is that it builds pressure over time. What doesn’t get expressed often gets stored, and that can show up later as stress, irritability, burnout, or a sense of emotional shutdown that’s harder to explain.

Allowing yourself to cry when you need to isn’t about losing control. It’s about releasing what your system is already carrying so it doesn’t have to come out in heavier ways later.

If this resonates, our weekly Men Who Talk groups are a space where you can be honest about how you feel without judgement or expectation."

30/07/2026

danger of burrying emotions is underrated. People don't realise the power of numbing your feelings.

First, you stop recognising what you’re feeling, then stop naming it, and eventually stop reaching out at all. At that point, it’s not just the original problem you’re carrying, but the weight of everything that was never processed along the way.

This is why speaking about things matters. Not because it instantly resolves everything, but because it interrupts that accumulation before it becomes harder to manage.

Don't wait until it gets to this point.

Share it with us and let it out of your system.

Link: https://menwhotalk.org/ "

29/07/2026

"Waiting until things feel unbearable often makes it harder to open up. Talking earlier can help stop that buildup from becoming something heavier than it needs to be.

You don’t have to reach a breaking point to deserve support or to have a conversation that could help you feel a bit lighter.

Join our Thursday group at 7pm.

Book your spot now

https://menwhotalk.org/ "

28/07/2026

"Workplaces function best when people feel able to speak openly, not just about tasks and targets, but about the pressures and challenges that affect how they show up each day.

When men’s mental health is included in that conversation, it helps create a culture where support is more accessible, communication becomes more honest, and people are less likely to struggle in silence. These changes don’t just benefit individuals, they strengthen teams as a whole.

A more supportive environment often leads to better engagement, stronger retention, and a healthier workplace culture overall, because people feel seen and valued beyond their output.

If your organisation is looking to take a more meaningful approach to wellbeing, our Men Who Talk Business Workshops can help make that shift possible."

27/07/2026

"This week we're running our first Tuesday group. We invite anyone who feels like talking to someone who would understand without judging or a supportive environment to share and express their feelings.

We will open all the topics, we've been hiding in us for a long time and share exactly how we feel.

Men Who Talk is here to support everyone.

Find a free available spot here: https://menwhotalk.org/ "

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London

Telephone

+442045018562

Website

http://www.menwhotalk.org/

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