5th September 2010 
midlife men's group #01 moving through midlife changes


midlife men's group #02

A personal development course for men – a unique opportunity to explore all the issues, discuss fresh ideas and find inspiration and encouragement in a small confidential group



'Moving Through Midlife Changes' runs once a year. The next one will start in February 2011.
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"Excellent course... based on solid practice and sound methodology" "Literally life-changing" "A very positive experience all round" "Informative, enjoyable, well-run, with direction and clarity"
I(Written feedback from some previous participants)

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Despite our best efforts, a combination of events and situations can lead to difficulties for many of us in middle age:

  • Separation and divorce
  • Living with teenagers and/or younger children
  • Changing relationships with ageing parents
  • Health worries and decline in fitness
  • Boredom and frustration at work
  • Sudden mood swings
  • Unclear goals and lack of direction
  • Bereavements

    Joining with other men meeting similar challenges as we enter our second adulthood is an effective way to develop deeper self-knowledge, restore confidence and motivation, and benefit directly from the mutual support of male companionship.

    This is a confidential group-based course designed for five men. It is suitable for any man able to engage in a respectful process of shared discovery at midlife.

    Cost: £220 for ten weekly evening sessions (7.15pm-9.00pm)

    Dates: February to April each year.

    If you would like to know more, please contact me at any time for an informal chat with no obligation. All calls and messages are confidential.


  • midlife men's group #03IIphone 01223 846884
    IIemailI jim@cambridgecounselling.co.uk


    Jim Holloway BA Dip IIP MBACP (Accred)

    BACP Accredited and UKRCP Registered Independent Counsellor/Psychotherapist bound by the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy’s Ethical Framework for Good Practice: www.bacp.co.uk

    Individual counselling/therapy | Relationship counselling | Couples therapy | Anger management for adults | Personal development groups | Professional supervision for counsellors/therapists | Postal address: 8 Sefton Close, Cambridge CB2 9HY