The Table

Coffee,
not Therapy.

A recurring gathering for men who are carrying loss and want to talk about it honestly, over coffee, with no agenda.

No sharing circles. No going around the room. Just men sitting down with coffee, talking about what they’re carrying.

Somebody opens it up. It goes where it goes. You don’t need the words figured out ahead of time.

You just have to show up.

What to expect

Nothing to prepare. Nothing to perform.

Size

A small table, not a crowd. 10 to 12 guys. Small enough that it’s a real conversation, not a room full of strangers.

Structure

No script. Ben opens it up, or someone else does. From there it’s just talk, real life, loss, what’s hard, what’s working. Nobody’s running an agenda.

First time?

You can just listen. First time, sit back if you want. Nobody’s going to call on you or ask you to share. Come, drink your coffee, listen. That’s enough.

Length

About an hour, give or take. Long enough for real conversation. Short enough that it’s not a big commitment on your calendar.

Where The Table meets

It moves around, so it's easy to get to.

The Table isn’t tied to one location. It moves around [region, e.g. “the Peachtree City area”] so it’s easy to get to no matter where you’re coming from.

Next Table
Saturday, August 1, 2026 - 6:15 PM

Peachtree City area

Coffee’s on us. Just show up.

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The Details

Everything you need to know before you show up.

Who

Men only

Cadence

[Twice a month / Roughly twice a month, confirm]

Where

Rotating locations around [region]

Cost

Free

What to bring

Just yourself

You belong here.

No pressure. No performance. Just real conversation.

Save Your Seat at The Table

Drop your email and I’ll personally follow up with the date, time, and location for the next gathering. No spam, no funnel, just Ben reaching out directly.

Spots are limited to keep it real conversation, not a crowd.