Been Suppressing Your Feelings?
Break Free from Isolation. Find Your Tribe. Strengthen Your Life.
Why Join a Men's Group ?
This isn't just another support group—it's a space where you can be real, be heard, and walk away with new friends and practical strategies for navigating life's ups and downs.
Whether you're looking to improve your marriage, deepen your friendships, or simply feel more at peace, Bryce Bauer’s men’s group offers the community and guidance you need.
Sharing and Processing Your Emotions Makes You Strong.
Bro, let’s be real for a second—life’s a lot, and somewhere along the way, someone told you that being a "real man" means handling it all by yourself.
How’s that working out for you? Yeah, didn’t think so.
You’ve been juggling family drama, work stress, relationship stuff, and trying not to lose it over the little things (like your missing left sock). Sometimes, it feels like you’re barely hanging on, right?
I get it. We all do.
Here’s the thing: You don’t have to go full lone wolf mode. We humans are wired for connection—even if our pride won’t admit it.
At Bryce Bauer Coaching, we’ve got your back. And don’t worry, this isn’t some kumbaya circle where you sing your feelings into the sunset. It’s a real men’s group where you can drop the “I’m fine” act and connect with other dudes who know exactly what you’re going through.
Led by a coach who’s been there, done that, and knows the ropes, you’ll get:
✅Friendships that go deeper than ‘How ‘bout that game?’
✅A stronger marriage—because trust us, ‘happy wife, happy life’ is real.
✅Less stress, more balance, and finally feeling like you’ve got it together.
✅Support through life’s curveballs—because it throws a lot of them.
✅Practical tools—like meditation, minus the chanting.
You don’t have to prove anything here, man. Just show up, hang out, and let’s figure this out together.
Wondering if this group is for you? Book a free discovery call. No pressure, just real talk.
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Meet the Coach
Hi, I'm Bryce
My passion is helping men feel connected and whole. When you feel connected to yourself, it's so much easier to connect with others in our relationships.
Since starting my coaching journey in 2009, I've focused on relationship struggles as a key to personal growth.
After earning my coaching certifications, including training at The Relationship School, I now serves as an assistant course leader and mentor coach.
Outside of coaching, I love to travel with my wife, play sports, and stay connected with friends. I'm committed to self-development,
Some of my mentors include top experts like Ellen Boeder, Terry Real, Tej Steiner, and Jayson Gaddis.
A Men's Group is NOT for you if...
✔️You are currently experiencing a serious mental health crisis and need immediate professional therapy or medical intervention.
✔️You have a serious, untreated substance abuse problem and need specialized addiction treatment.
✔️You are unwilling or not ready to commit to your own personal growth and development.
✔️You are looking for a quick fix or are not prepared to invest time and energy into regular group participation.
✔️You are uncomfortable with sharing personal experiences or emotions in a group setting. (don't worry as much here, we will help you!)
✔️You are not open to feedback or are resistant to exploring new perspectives.
✔️You do not believe in the value of meditation or other self-reflective practices as tools for personal growth.
What Current Members Have to Say about Men's Group
Hi, I'm Bryce!
My passion is helping men feel connected and whole. When you feel connected to yourself, it's so much easier to connect with others in our relationships.
Since starting my coaching journey in 2009, I've focused on relationship struggles as a key to personal growth.
After earning my coaching certifications, including training at The Relationship School, I now serves as an assistant course leader and mentor coach.
Outside of coaching, I love to travel with my wife, play sports, and stay connected with friends. I'm committed to self-development,
Some of my mentors include top experts like Ellen Boeder, Terry Real, Tej Steiner, and Jayson Gaddis.
What is Men's Group Like?
We meet once a week over Zoom for usually an hour. We share, practice, laugh, and learn together.
Emotional Regulation
To be more in control of our inner thoughts and feelings, we first have to learn to be aware of them, sit with them, and let them pass through us without resistance.
Communication Skills
If you've been trying to do it on your own and keeping it close to the chest your whole life, there is a lot you have to learn about vulnerability, connection, communication, and boundary setting.
Marriage Help
When we are in the process of working on ourselves, we naturally want to improve our relationships, have more fun together, have better/more frequent sex, and thrive in our marriage relationships. We give you tools you can start applying right away.
Friendship/Community
With an environment of trust and openness, you will make real and lasting friendships with other men who "get it" and share similar struggles, stresses, and interests.
Accountability
It's hard to make lasting changes, but with a group of people who are on your team, wanting you to be your best, you can report weekly on your goals and struggles, and maintain positive changes and habits.
What Men are Saying about Bryce and Men's Group...
Zander Phelps: Verified Google Review
I have been involved with Bryce's men's group for a couple of years now; Bryce is a solid leader with invaluable insights. Whether for relationship coaching or being part of his men's group, Bryce gets my highest recommendation.
Joseph Harrison
Verified Google Review
Bryce has a dedication that makes me consistently feel seen and honored in my Journey.
His approach to support is very collaborative and seems to always guide me to a safe place within myself regardless of external factors.
Bryce will always be an ally and someone that I KNOW believes in Me and also the work He does.
"I have been working with Bryce since 2019; first he coached me and my partner as a couple, then I joined his men's group, and have done 1:1 coaching with him as well.
Bryce has supported and challenged me through my most difficult life experiences and I trust him 100%.
He is curious, compassionate, understanding, experienced, and knowledgeable. In my perspective, he has a massive capacity to hold space for the human experience; energetically, emotionally, mentally, physically, or spiritually.
I am completely confident in Bryce and what he offers as a coach. I have zero doubt recommending him because our work together has positively impacted every aspect of my life. Hands down. Period."
Ian Cruess
Verified Google Review
"I believe relationship, and life in general, is more fulfilling if we can learn to notice our inner experiences/emotions and share when it's safe to do so.
Bryce has a knack for creating safe environments for men to learn how to do just this. It can be scary at first, but Bryce's approach is easing, and the group very quickly becomes a safe place to be yourself.
If you're looking to enhance your life and improve your relationships, I highly recommend joining a men's group organized and run by Bryce."
Taylor Snarr
Verified Google Review
"I have been involved with Bryce's men's group for a couple years now.
Bryce is a solid leader with invaluable insights. Whether for relationship coaching, or being part of his men's group.
Bryce gets my Highest Recommendation."
-Zander Phelps
Verified Google Review
"I have been working with Bryce since 2019; first he coached me and my partner as a couple, then I joined his men's group, and have done 1:1 coaching with him as well.
Bryce has supported and challenged me through my most difficult life experiences and I trust him 100%.
He is curious, compassionate, understanding, experienced, and knowledgeable. In my perspective, he has a massive capacity to hold space for the human experience; energetically, emotionally, mentally, physically, or spiritually.
I am completely confident in Bryce and what he offers as a coach. I have zero doubt recommending him because our work together has positively impacted every aspect of my life. Hands down. Period."
Ian Cruess
Verified Google Review
"I believe relationship, and life in general, is more fulfilling if we can learn to notice our inner experiences/emotions and share when it's safe to do so.
Bryce has a knack for creating safe environments for men to learn how to do just this. It can be scary at first, but Bryce's approach is easing, and the group very quickly becomes a safe place to be yourself.
If you're looking to enhance your life and improve your relationships, I highly recommend joining a men's group organized and run by Bryce."
Taylor Snarr
Verified Google Review
Frequently Asked Questions
What do people usually talk about in the men’s group?
Every group will look a little bit different. If someone is coming in with a big life event or decision they need to make, I want to make sure they have an opportunity to get some support. This could be a death, a divorce, a job change, or a family issue. If there isn’t anything that feels urgent, I have a few different formats I use that invite vulnerability, new ways of thinking, and a deeper sense of connection to others in the group. I may also teach relational and communication skills along with practices.
What type of guys join the group?
Of the 40+ guys that have joined the online format in the last few years, I see that most of the Men are highly successful in their work life while struggling to match that success in their relational life. The average age is about 40 and usually married with children. Because this is an online group, they join from all over the United States and sometimes abroad. I don’t allow Men to join who are dealing with a serious mental health issue or addiction.
What’s your background?
After attending an adult wilderness therapeutic program as a client in 2007, I moved to Utah to work for an all-male adult wilderness therapeutic program in 2010. I worked for several programs in Utah, New Mexico, and Hawaii for the next 5 years. Most of my time was spent planning outdoor adventures, leading groups, and assisting clients in their transition back into their life. When I met my wife (a marriage and family therapist) 9 years ago, I shifted into marriage counseling. I’ve sought training from therapists who also train other therapists. Terry Real, Jayson Gaddis, and Ellen Boeder are a few that I trained and certified with. I’ve also completed intensive group facilitator training through The Relateful Company and WE-Powered. On top of that, I’ve attended many workshops as a participant to learn and grow myself.
How do I get signed up and how does it work?
It’s very simple. If you decide to sign up, you make a 6-month commitment to join the group. You are free to join once per week or as many times as your life allows. The more you show up, the more in tune you will be with the other members and what’s happening. All you really have to do is sign up and show up. I lead every meeting except on rare occasions where I may bring in a new guide when I have a conflict in schedule. We meet over Zoom with everybody’s faces showing. Accountability is maintained within the group and it’s up to you to ask for what you need there.
Who isn’t a good fit for the group?
If you are dealing with a serious mental health issue or addiction, you need a higher level of care than a men’s group can provide. I don’t want guys to join who are being coaxed into it by their partners, who can’t take in feedback, or who are “too busy” to show up and really be a part of the group. It’s best if you either make these groups a priority for 6 months or to look for a different opportunity.
I’m on the fence, can I try it out and see how I like it?
Your “being on the fence-ness” is welcome in the group if you’re open to exploring it. How long have you been on the fence about getting help? It doesn’t serve the group to have people come in that are going to leave. Sure, there is a level of trust with that. That’s why I do the free 15-minute call so you can get a feel for me and ask questions. I’d rather you not join if you’re unsure. That’s the policy that has allowed these groups to maintain a high level of integrity and accountability.
What’s one way the group has helped someone?
I have several testimonials from Men who’ve expressed that joining the Men’s Group was the first time they had ever felt like they could open up and share everything. We’ve supported Men through big life events such as the death of a parent, divorce, job loss, and boundaries with extended family. I’ve also watched Men laugh and cry at the same time when they finally let go of an old belief that wasn’t serving them. We celebrate what’s being accomplished while also challenging members to show up in ways they didn’t think they could. I have never received a negative report from a member.
