Thomas Doochin is dedicated to a world where men are well such that the Earth can be well. He is the founder and lead facilitator at Heart of Men, an organization working across the continent to provide men with the conditions to know who they are and why they're here. Thomas lives in the Appalachian Mountains and stewards a 22-acre land project alongside his family and his parents.

Becky Boisvert is a lover of life, a cultural change agent, a steward of the land and place-based living, a mother, a community visionary, and a maître d' of the house that is her body. Becky offers an exquisiteness to space holding, whether that be the Heart of Men's Council Program or in her work with individuals and couples, which has been honed through her lifelong study of the human experience coupled with skill in the area of somatic exploration, compassionate consciousness, nervous system literacy, and the body-mind connection, to name a few. Becky is here in service to a vision of life that extends beyond survival into great thriving.

In this conversation we talk about the importance of community connection and witnessing in the processes of healing, learning, growth, and self-discovery and therefore not just "doing it alone."

A Council of Brothers is a curated space of 12 men ready to anchor deep changes in their internal and external landscape. We take an alchemical journey through masterfully-crafted group process and curriculum that touches every part of the self. Beginning September 17th, we meet twice monthly online and gather for an in-person retreat in both the fall and spring in a beautiful mountain retreat setting where Heart of Men is headquartered. Learn more here.

Connect with Thomas:

Leading the Heart of Men: A Council of Brothers

Connect with Becky:

[email protected]

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