In a recent LinkedIn post, Dr Adam Harrison discusses the tangible progress and upcoming initiatives aimed at creating vital support structures for men within the community. Dr Harrison highlights the establishment of regular men’s circles and the launch of the Good Man Wellness website as key developments in providing accessible, local spaces for men to connect and seek support.
The initiative focuses on proactive engagement, aiming to offer men opportunities to discuss issues openly and access help before reaching a crisis point. Dr Harrison emphasizes the importance of building these resources organically.
“This is about putting the right structures in place, and letting them grow over time.”
Dr Harrison detailed several recent advancements. Over the past six weeks, regular men’s circles have been implemented in the community. Furthermore, the Good Man Wellness website, designed to outline the project’s offerings and future plans, has recently gone live. This digital platform serves as a central hub for information regarding the ongoing efforts.
Foundational Elements for Men’s Support
A significant upcoming event is the inaugural meeting of the Good Man Network, scheduled for next week. This meeting is set to take place at the Tauranga Club on Friday, May 15th, from 9:30 am to 11:00 am. According to Dr Harrison, this network is a crucial step in formalizing and expanding the support available.
“Consistent, local spaces where men can connect, talk honestly, and access support before things reach crisis.”
The post also provides specific calls to action for local residents. For those living in or around Merivale, information is shared about the next men’s circle meeting. Similarly, individuals based in Tauranga or the wider Bay of Plenty region are directed to the upcoming Good Man Network event.
Expanding Reach and Accessibility
Dr Harrison explains that the website, accessible at https://lnkd.in/e9EHzu5J, provides further details on the roadmap for these initiatives. The overarching goal, as articulated by Dr Harrison, is to create a sustainable framework that fosters genuine connection and mutual support among men.
“All of this is part of putting something practical in place.”
The sentiment conveyed in the post is one of forward momentum and anticipation for the dialogues and connections that will emerge from these new community spaces. Dr Harrison expresses enthusiasm for the conversations that lie ahead, underscoring the value of these structured opportunities for men to engage with one another.
“I’m looking forward to the conversations ahead.”
The development of both physical meeting spaces and online resources signifies a comprehensive approach to men’s well-being, aiming to build a robust network of support that is both accessible and impactful.
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This article is based on insights shared by Dr Adam Harrison on LinkedIn.
📅 Originally posted on May 5, 2026 | View original post on LinkedIn →