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Men Walking and Talking

In-person · North Warwickshire

Hi, I'm James. I've lived in Coleshill for 9 years with my wife Claire and pet cat Simba, but I previously lived in Sutton Coldfield. I work for the Gambling Commission as a Senior Manager on the National Lottery team and I am a Chair of Governors at a local primary school. My hobbies include travelling, eating out, watching sports, playing board games and video games and watching films. I also enjoy quizzes and have appeared on 2 x BBC TV quiz shows. I have setup a Men Walking And Talking group as I want to meet more local people and get some regular light exercise. I also have some physical health issues which have affected my quality of life and have been challenging mentally.

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Men Walking and Talking

In-person · Cirencester

Anthony is an RAF veteran having served 31 years. He was medically discharged following a diagnosis for PTSD. He uses sport and physical activity as part of his recovery process and coping strategy. He has competed at 2 Invictus Games and used this to raise awareness of mental health and in particular the support that is available.

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In-person · Bradford

Hi, I’m Nav, and I am the Walk Leader for Bradford’s Men Walking and Talking Group. I started the Bradford group because I believe every man deserves a safe space to take a breather, share what’s on his mind, and know he’s not alone. Mental Health can be tough to talk about, but walking side by side makes those conversations a little easier. I’m not here as a counsellor or therapist, I’m here as a fellow man who knows the importance of connection, fresh air, and honest conversation. My role is to guide our walks, make sure everyone feels welcome, and keep the group supportive and respectful. This group is for men of all ages and backgrounds. Whether you’re struggling, looking to connect, or just want to get out for a walk with good company, you’ll be met with understanding and encouragement. Together we walk, we talk, and we remind each other that it’s okay to open up because taking care of our mental health is a strength, not a weakness.

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In-person · Stourport-on-Severn

Hi, my name is Olly and I'm the Stourport leader of MWAT. I first became aware of MWAT via Facebook in winter 2022 as it sparked interest due to my mental health background and my hobby of walking. I have been involved with the Stourport walk since then and have thoroughly enjoyed making friendships from the group. As my daytime job is being a mental health practitioner, along with the joy of listening to people's stories, I thought MWAT was a great fit to me during my spare time. I am big into the outdoors and walking, so if you have a story to share, I'd be more than up to listening to it. I look forward to seeing you

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Men Walking and Talking

In-person · Chippenham

My name is Keith, I'm 53 and Chippenham born and bred. There is nothing like MWAT in my area at the moment and I think it would be beneficial for the local community as mens mental health and wellbeing is seldom spoken about, although things are improving. I love walking too, it's the most underrated exercise out there with so many benefits and combining the 'walking and talking' together is a win/win combination for both physical and mental health.We can also put the world to rights at the same time! I look forward to getting out of my comfort zone, getting out there and putting one foot in front of the other!'

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In-person · Coventry

Hi, I’m James, the walk leader for MWAT Coventry. A walking group for men looking for a safe, relaxed space to support each other mentally and physically. I first joined MWAT in 2024 and quickly realised how important it is. There’s a lot of pressure on men to “toughen up” and hide how they’re really feeling, which can make it hard to open up. Walking together makes it easier shoulder to shoulder, not face to face with no pressure, no judgment, just fresh air and good company. Come walk, talk, laugh, and connect, dogs are very welcome too! Whether you’re looking for a mental reset, some company, or just a way to get moving, you’ll find a friendly, like-minded group here. Our goal is simple: break the stigma, build connections, and remind men they’re never alone. Follow us to join a walk or find out more, every step counts, for your body and your mind!

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In-person · Rochdale

NEW WALK STARTING THURSDAY 16th JULY 2026 I’m Dan, 51, a husband and proud dad to two grown‑up humans (and one not‑so‑grown‑up, four‑legged companion!). I’m someone who enjoys being active, especially running and walking—ideally out in the hills, where fresh air and open space seem to bring a sense of perspective. I’m leading this walking group because I believe in the simple but powerful benefit of walking and talking together. Life isn’t always straightforward – I lost my dad to suicide and have faced my own difficult periods too. Those experiences have shown me just how important connection, openness, and shared understanding can be. This group isn’t about pressure or expectations. It’s about creating a relaxed, supportive space where men can come together, be themselves, and feel part of something. You can chat if you want to, share what’s on your mind, or simply enjoy the walk alongside others without saying much at all. Sometimes the most valuable thing is just being there – side by side, getting outside, and knowing you’re not alone. Whether you come for the conversation, the company, or just the walk, you’re very welcome.

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In-person · Cleobury Mortimer

Hi, I am Dominic, the group leader of Cleobury Mortimer MWAT, a supportive community group dedicated to encouraging open conversations and physical activity among men. My journey with MWAT began when I saw a flyer at a local service station. Having navigated a challenging period in my life just a few months prior, the group's mission deeply resonated with me, inspiring me to get involved. With 18 years of experience in education, I have always been committed to fostering personal growth and development. Recently, I furthered my dedication to helping others by qualifying as an internationally accredited confidence life coach. This new role has allowed me to blend my passion for mental health with my love for engaging in meaningful conversations. Listening to people's stories and asking insightful questions is something I truly enjoy, making my role at Cleobury MWAT a perfect fit. I am particularly passionate about mental health and believe in the importance of encouraging men to speak openly about their experiences and challenges. If you're looking for a supportive space to walk and talk, I warmly invite you to join us. Whether you need a listening ear or simply want to connect with others, you're more than welcome at Cleobury Mortimer MWAT.

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In-person · Highley

Hi, my name is Mark. I’ve lived in Highley since 2004 and grew up in and around the village. The scenery here is second to none, and it’s always felt like home. Like many men, I’ve been through some tough times myself and know what it’s like to feel low — and to find a way through. That’s why becoming a Walk Leader with Men Walking & Talking means a lot to me. My aim is simple: to help men walk, talk, and feel at ease. To offer empathy, support, and a space where we can look out for each other, especially when life gets difficult.

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In-person · Cambridge

Hi, I’m Paul, a Walk Leader with Men Walking And Talking. After losing my mum 15 years ago, I’ve lived with ongoing mental health struggles. I also understand the daily work it takes to stay well, and I’m proud to be sober for over 5 years. I’m an avid outdoors person and I love camping. Being outside has been genuinely therapeutic for me, and I really enjoy getting out into nature with my son and daughter. I also love going for walks with my wife. Working in the construction industry, I see first-hand how many men are carrying stress, anxiety, grief, and struggles in silence. I wanted to start a walk to genuinely give guys a place to feel safe, welcomed, and supported. Men’s mental health is a real priority for me. These walks are a space to talk, listen, or just keep moving together. Look forward to welcoming you on our next walk. Paul.

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In-person · Warminster

Hi, I'm Jack, 31, a veteran and former prison officer who is originally from Peterborough. I moved to Wiltshire during my time in the Army, where I met my wife. Since then, we’ve built our life together and have lived in Wiltshire and Dorset ever since. I’m a proud dad to three amazing children, all of whom have hearing loss, and being there for them is the most important part of my life. Men’s mental health is important to me. I’ve seen first-hand how mental health can affect individuals and families, and I believe it’s something we need to talk about more. I understand the importance of getting outside, going for a walk, and spending time in the outdoors to clear your head and stay balanced. I enjoy football, training in the gym, and staying active as part of a healthy and positive lifestyle. I welcome you along and look forward to meeting you & sharing our stories.

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In-person · Huddersfield

Hi, my name is Steve and I'm the Walk Leader for Huddersfield. I was inspired to get involved in Men Walking and Talking after seeing some posts on Facebook about the walk in Sandbach (where I grew up). I was immediately taken by the whole concept, and it felt like something I wanted to be a part of. I reached out to enquire about setting up a new walk in Huddersfield, and here we are… Men generally struggle to talk about their mental health, and I am no exception. During my more difficult times, I never felt able to talk about my mental health with anyone, even close friends and family. I never opened up, never sought any professional help, and totally feel the stigma that surrounds it all. I am the epitome of why Men Walking and Talking exists. Well, you know what? It's okay to not be okay. Even if you're a bloke. I still don’t feel comfortable or able to talk openly about my own experiences yet, but I hope to get to a place where I can. I know this group will help me get there, and I know I can help others to do the same. I'm proud to lead the Huddersfield walk and provide a safe space where men have the opportunity to open up and talk about their experiences and emotions with other like-minds. We can talk, we can listen, or we can just be good company for each other. So, come along for a walk, make some new friends, and share your story. Same time, same place, every week.