Virtual Men’s Group: Open to CA or TN Residents
This Men’s Psychotherapy Process Group will provide the space and opportunity to authentically connect men with each other, and replace our sometimes felt sense of isolation with support, trust and a sense of true camaraderie. Group members will have the opportunity to strengthen interpersonal and leadership skills, while building confidence in a structured and supportive community of dedicated and loving male comrades.
The group is led by Dr. Jesse Rentz, licensed in both California and Tennessee, and is held Wednesdays from 5:00 to 6:30 pm PST (8:00-9:430 pm EST), via secure video link to be provided upon registration.
The benefits of the Virtual Men’s Group include:
Cultivation of honest, secure relating to enhance one’s ability to give and receive love
Enhancement of empathy for one’s fellow man
Deepen ability to share the experience of wounds, pain and struggles as a means for connection, not separation
Exploration of the profound effects of shame and how honest, vulnerable engagement weakens shame’s effects while unlocking the innate courage lurking right beneath it
Sharing of difficulties in personal and professional relationships to practice more effective ways of managing or resolving them
About Dr. Jesse Rentz:
Jesse Rentz, Psy.D. is a psychologist licensed in California and Tennessee. He received his doctoral degree and training in Psychodynamic Therapy from the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS). In addition, he earned a Masters in Family Therapy (MFT) from Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, PA. Following completion of his doctorate, he worked at the Mind Therapy Clinic (MTC) in Marin County, CA, where he provided individual, couples, and family therapy in both their Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and individual outpatient service. While at MTC, Dr. Rentz led a men’s process group and a co-ed process group called Authentic Relating Read more….
“The successful group member finishes not simply with a superior capacity to relate to others, but also with more inner comfort and with a far better ability to realize his or her own potential.
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