Sunday Dinners: Conversation series with Black Men- Registration now open (for November 2024)

Can I Be Authentic in Romantic Relationships? Join the Conversation!

In 2007, I experienced a memorable moment at a bustling barbershop during Caribana. Amid the chaos, one man tried to pay someone $20 for their spot in line for his favorite barber. When another patron suggested he see a less busy barber, he humorously replied, “I’m more faithful to my barber than I am to my wife.” The laughter that followed was contagious, but it left me wondering: does his wife know about this misplaced loyalty?

This incident ignited a year-long exploration of authenticity in romantic relationships, revealing profound insights through honest and vulnerable conversations.

We’re excited to announce our next gathering: “Can I Be My Authentic Self in My Romantic Relationship?”

What Are Sunday Dinners?

Co-presented by the Black Daddies Club, Sunday Dinners is a quarterly in-person therapeutic conversation series designed for Black men across Canada and the African diaspora. Our mission is to create a safe space for open dialogue, where we can explore our shared experiences and unique perspectives.

This gathering is inclusive: whether you identify as cis-gendered, heterosexual, trans, gay, bisexual, mixed race, living with a disability, or non-binary, if you identify as a Black man, this conversation is for you.

Join us for an evening of meaningful dialogue, connection, and self-discovery. Together, we’ll navigate the complexities of authenticity in our relationships and support one another on our journeys.

Event Details:

    Date: Sunday, November 24th, 2024

    Time: 5 PM – 8 PM

    Location: Jane Street Hub, 1541 Jane Street, Toronto

This conversation series is exclusively for Black men.

Don’t miss this opportunity to engage, reflect, and grow.

Register Here 

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/sunday-dinner-therapeutic-conversation-series-for-black-men-tickets-1029252601237?aff=oddtdtcreator

Let’s create a space where authenticity thrives! Mark your calendars and be part of the conversation!

Regards,

Brandon Hay, MES
Founder of The Black Daddies Club

Therapist-in-Training at The Gestalt Institute of Toronto