How Are
You Really?
So often when someone asks a man, “How are you?” the usual answer is, “Yeah, good.” And that’s it. On the outside everything looks fine, but inside it can feel like we’re falling apart.
Wild Wood is a place to share what’s really going on—before it all gets too heavy. Think of it as a pressure release valve.
In the circle, you’ll find a group of men who listen without judgement, offer advice if you want it, and give you space to finally get things off your chest.
Wildwood is a community project that aims to help men
*Feel less isolated and more connected to others
*Build supportive peer relationships
*Increase confidence in social settings
*Develop practical outdoor and life skills in a learning whilst doing approach
*Engage more actively in their local community
How Do I Attend?
If you’re planning to come along, just let us know in advance so we can confirm numbers and make sure there’s a place ready for you.
All talking sessions are free to attend, and tea, coffee, and biscuits are always provided.
Spring and Summer Sessions
From the 4th of May, we’ll return to the Welcombe Hills.
Sessions start at 6.15pm but there is a short walk up to the woodlands so we will meet you at the car park at 6pm if you are new and show you the way!
The map for parking is shown below, parking is free.
We also host Super Social Saturdays once a month — relaxed, enjoyable activities organised by the team, offering a chance to connect in a more informal setting doing some fun activities often led by other groups in our community.
Weekly Sessions
Mondays: 6:15pm – 8:00pm (Free Talk — open conversation for any man)
If you’d like to join us, please email at least one day before the session to let us know you’re coming.
Directions
Directions to our Spring/Summer meeting place before walking up to our woodland space together- Free Parking available.
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