Sonoma County M.E.N. is a peer-run support resource designed to teach men how to change abusive and harmful behavior. Often, this behavior has led to disrupted relationships and personal dissatisfaction; our groups teach the skills needed to choose differently.
We are an experienced collective of volunteers, and most of us were introduced to the M.E.N. program as participants. We've had our own struggles and we are here to help you through the work.
We maintain a helpline available 7 days / week, facilitate the 15-week Stop The Violence (STV) and Communication Skills workshops, and regularly consult with a local licensed professional.
Our Stop the Violence & Communication Skills workshops are an excellent adjunct to individual, couples, and family therapy.
Attendance in either of our programs is strictly voluntary; the decision to do this work should be your own. Because of this, our organization is committed to keeping group members' attendance confidential, and will not report to local courts or authorities.
