Seattle, Washington

You don't have to carry it alone.

BoyTherapySeattle is a community for men built on encouragement, connection and honest conversation, without the pressure to have everything figured out.

In crisis? Call or text 988, any time, 24/7.

Connection●Encouragement●Community●Honesty●Brotherhood●Growth● ●●●●●●

Why we exist

It's okay to not be okay.

A lot of men are taught to keep it together, push through and handle everything on their own. That gets heavy. BoyTherapySeattle is a space to set some of that weight down.

We're building a community where men can talk honestly about work, relationships, stress, loss, purpose and everything in between, and leave feeling a little lighter and a lot less alone.

Real conversations

Talk about what's actually going on, not just sports and the weather.

No judgment

Show up as you are. Nobody here has it all figured out.

Room to grow

Small, steady steps, with people cheering you on.

What we're about

Three things we show up for.

01

Connection

Friendships that go deeper than small talk: guys who check in, remember what you said, and actually show up.

02

Encouragement

A place where wins get celebrated, setbacks get support, and "I'm struggling" is met with "I've got you."

03

Community

A Seattle crew that's there for the long run: gatherings, walks, shared meals and the people who make a city feel like home.

Strength isn't carrying everything alone. It's knowing you don't have to.

BoyTherapySeattle

Our vision

What getting together looks like.

The kinds of gatherings we're building, designed so it's easy to show up even if you've never done anything like this before.

Conversation circles

Small groups, a simple question to start, and space to talk or just listen.

Walk & talk

Side-by-side conversations on Seattle trails, waterfronts and parks. Easier to open up while moving.

Shared meals

Good food and good company. Some of the best conversations happen around a table.

Check-ins

Simple ways to stay connected between gatherings, because the week can get long.

How it works

Showing up is the hardest part.

We've made the rest simple. There's no pressure, no script, and no right way to do it.

Take the first step
  1. 1

    Reach out

    Join the list below. We'll let you know about upcoming gatherings in Seattle.

  2. 2

    Show up

    Come as you are. You don't need to prepare anything or know anyone.

  3. 3

    Talk, or just listen

    Share as much or as little as you want. Listening counts too.

  4. 4

    Keep coming back

    Connection builds over time. The more you show up, the more it feels like your people.

Our principles

The ground rules that keep it safe.

Simple agreements so everyone can speak freely.

01

What's said here, stays here

Respect each other's stories. Share your own experience, never someone else's.

02

No judgment

Everyone's path is different. We meet people where they are.

03

Listen first

Give people your full attention. Phones away, eyes up.

04

Support, don't fix

Offer advice only when it's asked for. Sometimes being heard is enough.

05

Pass anytime

You never have to share. Being in the room is enough.

06

Look out for each other

If someone's struggling, we make sure they know where to find help.

Gatherings

Upcoming in Seattle.

First gatherings coming soon

We're planning our first meetups in Seattle. Join the list and you'll be the first to know when and where.

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Need support right now?

You matter. Help is available 24/7.

BoyTherapySeattle is a peer community, not therapy, counseling or medical care. If you're going through something serious, please reach out to people trained to help.

FAQ

Good questions.

Is this therapy?

No. BoyTherapySeattle is a peer community focused on connection and encouragement. It isn't therapy, counseling or medical care, and it isn't a substitute for professional support. If you'd like to talk to a professional, that's a strong move, and we'll always encourage it.

Who is it for?

Men in and around Seattle who want more real connection: whether you're going through something hard, feeling isolated, new to the city, or just want friendships with more depth.

Do I have to talk?

Never. You can pass anytime. Plenty of people listen for a while before they share, and that's completely fine.

Is what I share kept private?

Our first principle is "what's said here, stays here." Everyone agrees to respect each other's stories. As in any peer group, though, it's a shared agreement rather than a professional guarantee, so share what feels right for you.

What if I'm really struggling?

Please reach out for professional help. Call or text 988 any time to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, or call 911 in an emergency. You don't have to go through it alone.

How do I find out about gatherings?

Join the list below. We'll share upcoming gatherings, places and times as they're scheduled.

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