Men Who Want to Love Better: Online Live Group Coaching

Men don't usually get a place to get support for their intimate relationships. The pain, the frustration, the fear of screwing it up, not getting it right, not being enough... the neediness, the affair, the same fight happening again and again.

This is the place to get free support, online, for up leveling your romantic life.

Each week, Tyler White (Men's Relationship Coach) leads a group coaching session for men working through something with their romantic relationship — married, dating, getting over a breakup, or just tired of repeating the same pattern.

Each session, one or two men volunteer to be coached live on Zoom while the rest of the group watches. We may also do group exercises.

Relationship struggles tend to hit on the same handful of themes, so watching closely is just as valuable as being the one in the hot seat — you'll likely see your own situation reflected in someone else's.

What to expect:

• Open to any man who RSVPs
• The session is facilitated by a professional
• Tools you can actually use that same day
• Confidential, no pressure to have it figured out

Who it's for:

✅ Men who want their relationship (or their ability to be in one) to improve
✅ Men who can acknowledge their own shortcomings and take responsibility ✅ Men who want equality and intimacy in a romantic partnership

Who it's NOT for:

❌ Men looking just for sex or validation
❌ Men not willing to take ownership and look critically at themselves
❌ Men looking for quick fixes

Details:

• No cost the first time, $30 per session after that
• Weekly sessions, Drop in anytime.
• Online via Zoom — open to any man, anywhere
• Led by Tyler White, Men's Relationship Coach
• New and returning faces each week
• Show up promptly at 5:30pm Mountain Time and expect to stay until 7pm
• Show up sober, clear, and ready to be fully present
• Confidential, safe, non-judgemental
• Show up as you are.

GROUP RULES / GUIDELINES

• Confidentiality. What's shared in the group stays in the group.
• Presence. Phones away, one tab open, no multitasking. Treat this like you're in the room.
• Permission to pass. You're never required to share or volunteer.
• Witness, don't fix. If you're observing while another man is coached, hold off on giving advice or feedback — you may ask a clarifying question if invited to.
• Cameras on when possible. This helps the group feel real and present, especially online. If you can't, message Tyler ahead of time.
• RSVP required. You must RSVP on Meetup to receive the Zoom link — links aren't posted publicly, to protect the container.