Beyond Loss: A Men’s Group for Processing Grief
Grief can feel heavy and overwhelming. Yet, too often, men are expected to carry it alone, in silence, without asking for help and while staying strong for others. Whether you’re mourning the loss of a loved one, a relationship, or a life that didn’t go as planned, this group offers a space to process your emotions without pressure or judgment.
In Beyond Loss, you’ll connect with other men who understand the weight of sorrow. Through guided discussions and supportive practices, we’ll explore ways to navigate loss, express emotions in a healthy way, and find a path forward with strength and resilience.
You don’t have to go through this alone. Join us in a space where you can share, listen, and heal—at your own pace, in your own way.
Day and Time: Saturdays, 2PM – 4PM. Group starts April 26th, 2025
Location: In- person at Process Therapy Institute: 1760 the Alameda, San José 95126
Number of sessions: 6 sessions
Membership: 6 members. The group is currently enrolling new members.
Cost: $300 for 6 weeks
Contact: Register by phone at 408-963-6694 ext. 485 or email at dyoung@processes.org
Daniel Young is an MFT/PCC trainee with a specialized focus on grief and existential questions, drawing from the mythopoetic men’s movement and the teachings of renowned figures such as Stephen Jenkinson and Francis Weller. His approach is deeply informed by Buddhist practices, Daoist philosophy, and transpersonal perspectives, as well as his personal experience with loss following the death of his older brother, Joshua, in 2024.
Daniel is a Marriage and Family Therapist trainee and Professional Clinical Counselor trainee employed by PTI and working under the supervision of Gayathri Ram Mohan, LCSW #102168
Khiry Foster is an MFT trainee with a focus on trauma, grief, and a wide range of life challenges. His approach integrates humanistic and mindfulness-based techniques, grounded in his extensive background in community and inclusive recreation. Drawing from both his professional and personal experiences with loss, Khiry brings a deeply empathetic and insightful perspective to his therapeutic work. Coming from a large, multi-generational family, he has experienced the consistent loss of loved ones. In 2024, he faced the profound loss of his grandfather, his primary source of guidance, light, and strength, just six days before his birthday.
Khiry is a Marriage and Family Therapist trainee employed by PTI and working under the supervision of Svetlana Kreimer (LMFT 53525)
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