Men’s Therapy Group
Men’s Therapy Group
Virtual therapy group for adult men who reside in Pennsylvania.
Free Information Session
Join us on May 22, 2025, from 6-7 pm EST for a free virtual information session. Register today.
About CFRs’ Men’s Therapy Group
CFR’s Men’s Therapy Group encourages men to increase their emotional awareness and practice expressing feelings to others so they can confidently navigate relationship issues and thrive in social settings.
This group is for adult men (18 years old and older) who live in Pennsylvania.
Complete the form below to register for this therapy group.
Location & Schedule
Group sessions are virtual and occur weekly on Thursdays from 6:00 pm –7:30 pm EST starting June 5th, 2025.
Fee
Individual Meeting Rate: $50 per group session
Discounted Rate: $540 for first 12 group sessions (June 5th – August 21st)
Questions
If you have questions, contact Mike Butera, LMFT, at mbutera@councilforrelationships.org.
Men's Therapy Group Registration Form
Mike Butera, LMFT
He/She/They
Co-Leader Supervisor
Group Leaders
CFR’s Men’s Therapy Group is co-led by licensed Staff Therapist Mike Butera, LMFT. He is assisted by a CFR Clinical Intern.
Mike Butera supports the mental and relational wellness of individuals, couples, and families. He provides unique and creative ways to guide therapy participants through life’s inevitable challenges. He shapes space for a collaborative, culturally sensitive, and trauma-informed therapeutic experience that is tailored to each person. He strives to foster emotional safety and relational attunement by constructing an atmosphere composed of curiosity and compassion.
He works primarily from the lens of psychodynamic, emotionally focused, and family systems therapy in an effort to promote self-awareness of unconscious functioning and an understanding of attachment behavior while navigating relationships. His flexibility as a practitioner allows him to shift into various roles during a session, such as a provider of unconditional positive regard, an advocate for self-care, an educator of emotional regulation, a guide to self-discovery, and a facilitator of relational healing.
After working a decade in the aerospace industry, Mike crossed over the career bridge from operating and testing engineered systems to guiding and supporting family systems. This decision was fueled by a combination of his innate sensitivity trait to deeply experience the feelings and behaviors of others and his passion to provide relief to the emotional pain and suffering we all endure.