
A community group supported by the Queenstown Lakes District Council Community Wellbeing Initiative
We meet at 7:00pm on the first Thursday of every month at Sherwood Hotel
A Mens Mental Health Program offering guided conversations and tools to support Men based on the poem ‘IF’ by Rudyard Kipling
“The biggest problem facing our people right now is an overactive inner critic. That’s the voice inside all of our heads that has us second-guessing everything we do, the voice of doubt that beats us up and tells us we’re failures, that we’re substandard, and even worthless. Having an over active inner critic is not a sign of mental illness, it’s a sign that we are normal. If we want to help those who are suffering from mental illness get to a better place then we are going to have to start talking openly about our own problems. We need to lead by example. That’s especially important when it comes to our kids. If our young people see adults talking openly about their problems then guess what? They’ll start talking openly about their problems. They will also understand that having a tough time doesn’t mean they are mentally ill. Let’s take better care of each other.”
Join us on the first Thursday of each month where we offer Men of all backgrounds a casual and inclusive space to discuss Mens Wellbeing and have guided conversations.
Financially supported by the QLDC Community Wellbeing Initiative, the gatherings are offered at no cost to those in attendance.
About Us
A Club that is very much a loose meeting of connected individuals and friends. This was based around an overall feeling that, as Men, we need our own facility to talk, communicate, think and laugh – while being very conscious and aware of not replicating social interactions, similar to that of ‘drinks at the pub’.
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