For Facilitators & Coaches
Hold space for men. Get paid fairly. Be part of something bigger.
MENd Together is building a UK-wide network of trauma-aware facilitators, coaches, and circle leaders. If you have the skills, the lived experience and the steadiness — we want to hear from you.
Who we're looking for
We're not a generic coaching directory. MENDTOGETHER CIC works with men carrying childhood trauma, addiction recovery, fatherhood pressure, grief, and suicidal ideation. Our facilitators are trauma-aware, regulated, and grounded.
Trauma-aware practitioners
Therapists, counsellors, somatic practitioners or trained peer-support workers with verifiable training.
Men's circle facilitators
Experience holding circles, sweat lodges, rites-of-passage work, or peer-support groups for men.
Recovery & addiction coaches
Certified coaches working with men in recovery from alcohol, drugs, behavioural addictions or post-rehab.
Lived-experience leaders
Men with lived experience of trauma, recovery or fatherhood who have done their own work and now hold space for others.
The pathway
Expression of interest
Submit a short application below. We respond within 7 working days.
Discovery conversation
A 45-minute call with our team to understand your background, motivation, and the kind of work you want to lead.
Safeguarding & DBS
Enhanced DBS check, two professional references, and review of qualifications, insurance, and supervision arrangements.
Onboarding & induction
A 6-hour online induction covering our trauma-aware framework, safeguarding protocols, escalation pathways and our code of conduct.
Shadow & co-facilitate
Shadow an experienced MENd facilitator for at least two sessions before co-leading. We pay you for your time from day one.
Active practice
Lead paid sessions (£30 per man, your share negotiated transparently), with ongoing supervision and quarterly peer reflection.
What we expect
- Adherence to our trauma-aware practice framework and safeguarding policies.
- Active professional indemnity insurance (minimum £1m) and named supervisor.
- Enhanced DBS certificate (we can support the process if needed).
- Commitment to your own continued therapy, supervision or peer-reflection practice.
- Willingness to escalate safeguarding concerns immediately and follow our Not-a-Crisis-Service framing.
- Honest, non-grandiose communication. We do not work with practitioners who promise to 'cure' or 'fix' men.
What you get
Fair, transparent pay
Session fees split openly. No volunteer-by-default exploitation. Travel and prep time included.
Ongoing development
Free access to our practitioner library, quarterly CPD sessions and peer-supervision groups.
A movement, not a gig
You're part of a national CIC rebuilding how men get help — with a brand, infrastructure and audience behind you.
Ready to apply?
Send a short note about your background, qualifications and why you want to work with men. Include a CV, supervision details, and the kind of session you'd most like to lead.