Meet your Facilitator
I'm Jared Meyer, a Licensed Professional Counselor and the founder of Living Table Project.
I've spent close to a decade walking alongside men navigating leadership, responsibility, marriage, fatherhood, and the quiet weight that builds up underneath.
Living Table Circles are the practice space I wish more men had: a small group, a steady rhythm, and conversations that invite us to know and be known.
Every Circle is small by design. If you join, you'll know the men in the room. And they'll know you.
What a Circle Is
A Living Table Circle is one of the main ways men step into the Living Table community. Each Circle is a small group of six to eight men who meet once a week for six weeks. Each meeting runs about 75 minutes.
Every Circle follows a steady, simple rhythm. A short guided reflection prepared in advance. Open conversation around it. A close that lets the men carry something useful into the week. Just enough structure to make honest conversation possible.
Circles aren't therapy. They aren't a Bible study. They aren't a networking group. There's no pitch, no pressure to share more than you're ready for, and no expectation that you'll have anything figured out before you walk in. Just a small group of men, six weeks, and the kind of slow conversation that's hard to find anywhere else.
The Rhythm of a Circle
Each Circle starts with a short, guided reflection. You'll have time to think before you speak.
Most weeks, that alone changes the conversation.
We listen to actually hear each other, not to wait our turn or solve someone's problem. You'll be surprised how often what other men say sounds familiar.
You're invited to say what's true for you. Where you're stuck, where you're hopeful, what's been hard to say out loud.
No pressure to perform.
Simple.
Honest.
Human.
What Men Often Discover
Many men carry significant responsibility at work, at home, and in their communities. Few have a steady place to talk honestly about what that's actually like. Circles create that place.
Over time, the men in our Circles often notice:
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Greater clarity about what actually matters and how they want to live
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More alignment between what they value and what they choose day to day
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Friendships rooted in honesty rather than performance
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The relief of not carrying everything alone
As that clarity settles in, it tends to show up everywhere else too:
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More present at home, less elsewhere in your head
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Steadier as a leader, at work and otherwise
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More honest in your closest friendships
Circles don't solve every problem. They become one of the few places where men can slow down, think clearly, and speak honestly with other men learning to do the same.
Upcoming Circles - Fall 2026
New Circles are forming for fall 2026. We're leading with virtual Circles this fall, open to men anywhere. In-person Circles are also forming in the Brazos Valley for men in the College Station area.
Whether you join virtually or locally, the format is the same: a small group, six weeks, one evening a week. About 75 minutes per session. Same men each week.
Dates, meeting times, and full details are being set now. Get on the waitlist below and we'll be in touch with everything as soon as it's confirmed.
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