Drop-In Group

The Drop-In Group (DIG) is a monthly online meeting of a small group of 6-9 men facilitated by experienced Tribesmen.

To register, RSVP'ing on Meetup is insufficient. Please send an email to inquiries@tribeofmen.com with your request, and a volunteer will email a confirmation in a day or two, space permitting. Zoom information is provided to confirmed men via email on the day of the meeting.

Similar to our in-person Tribe Challenge Groups, the DIG makes time for check-ins, individual work, and a debrief. Unlike Challenge Groups, the DIG does not require an ongoing commitment to participate.

Drop-In Groups are a safe and potent space for men that fosters authentic expression, vulnerability, and invites our collective wisdom to emerge in support of our journey of growth and transformation. In these meetings, we are guided by our Tribe of Men principles in the areas of integrity and wholeness, growth and learning, love and compassion, and purposeful work. Utilizing our tools for moving through limitations, we access our connection to Source and our deepest self. Men attending who are new to the Tribe and the DIG are invited to participate fully regardless of their previous experience with men’s work.

Who is this for?

• Any man on a path of conscious transformation
• Any man wanting more of an experience of a Tribe of Men Challenge Group
• Any man wanting safe space to do men’s work

Why come?

• You recognize the value of being in community with conscious men
• You sense that your own transformation would be accelerated by being witnessed by other men
• You want to learn how to co-create an environment that fosters authentic expression and transformation

What is “Work”?
In each DIG meeting, there is an opportunity to claim some time and be witnessed and supported by the group. The process can take many forms and is specific to what is needed and/or requested by the man doing the work in the moment. Although certain tools and techniques may be applied to support and guide a man in his work, essentially work is about being vulnerable and stepping into the space in a simple non-judgemental way and attending to those aspects of our lives and our self that prevent us from bringing our fullest and highest expression of our authentic self to the world.

Work is not psychotherapy, giving advice, or trying to fix a man. It’s about speaking what needs to be said, feeling what needs to be felt, and allowing some insight, movement, or shift to occur. The result of work can also take many forms from a simple shift in energy, an open hearted meeting of an aspect of oneself that’s been resisted, to a clear insight that inspires a new way of being or acting in the world.