Men Can Talk Go Live at The Thomas Woolsey Pub in Ipswich

IPSWICH, U.K. - Rezul -- Men Can Talk go live this Friday 18th September from 14:30 - 16:30.
The Thomas Woolsey is an historic pub in the heart of Ipswich.
Classic pub character and a sunlit courtyard
A community venue home to the home fans, good vibes, great drinks & live music.

Men Can Talk offer a friendly and informal drop in group for men aged 18+

For more information visit www.mencantalk.co.uk

We offer Men in Ipswich, Suffolk with a chance to meet on a regular basis, offering a non-judgemental safe environment to help combat male loneliness and isolation.

Men Can Talk was started by David Rowe of La Chispa Counselling. The Groups are Free to attend and are a voluntary service by La Chispa Counselling.

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After his own battles with physical and mental health, David felt there was a lack of places where Men can meet up and just talk through personal issues or just chat. It's very easy to self-isolate and feel alone, or you do not want to burden friends or family with issues, or they do not have time for a chat and a cup of coffee as everyone lives such busy lives.

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There are also Men who are caring for partners at home or have them in a care homes, who need to be able to get out and just chat with other Men and make new friends and have a laugh.

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David Rowe the Founder of La Chispa Counselling has been a 12 Step A.U.D. Sponsor for over 9 years, (Alcohol Use Disorder).

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Following the deaths of several close friends to suicide, David started on the road to studying to become a Professional Counsellor, so he could offer help and support to those suffering.

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David has had his own journey through Physical & Mental Health Issues and has come out the other side and is still on a journey himself.

At 58 his life experience and qualification's give him the tools he needs to help others and make a difference.