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The Rising Son Journey
Step 1: Watch this video

A room full of men like you. You have just never been in it.

Watch the short video. It explains what the Journey is, what happens inside, and why you do not need to talk to anyone to start.

Men standing together at a Rising Son retreat
The part no one talks about

You are not the only one.

You have probably never said it out loud. Not the full version. Not to your wife, not to a friend, not to anyone.

So you assume you are the only one. The only man who looks fine from the outside and feels dead on the inside. The only one who has promised himself it was the last time, more times than he can count. The only one who has built a life that looks good and a private world he would be ashamed to show anyone.

You are not. Not even close.

The men in here are the same men you sit next to at work. They provide, they show up, they get things done. And they carry something they have never told a single person.

The difference is that in here, they finally said it. And nothing bad happened.

Being the only one was never true. It was just quiet.

"Foundations was a great experience for myself and my betrayed partner. I learned I wasn't alone and kicked started my journey forward."
DH
The track record
Hosting retreats since
2016
Retreats hosted
15
Men who have attended
200+
Podcast episodes
540+
What is actually inside

It is not a course you watch alone.

Most men who find us have already tried the version they can do by themselves. A video. A book. A plan that held for a few weeks and then quietly stopped.

None of that failed because those men were weak. It failed because the one thing that changes this is the one thing you cannot do on your own.

So everything below runs on the same schedule, with the same men, for as long as you stay.

What you get

Your weekly group

Ten to fifteen men, the same men, the same time every week. Not a drop-in room where the faces change and you start over each time. A group that learns your story, remembers what you said last week, and notices when you go quiet.

The path itself

Built from everything this team has learned since 2016 and rebuilt this year from member feedback. You work it one section at a time, so you always know what you are on and why it matters. No guessing what to do next.

Six one on one sessions

Private sessions with a coach, unlocked one at a time as you move through the Journey. Just you and him, for the parts that are hard to say in a room. Included in your membership for as long as you are a member, not an add on.

The daily check in group

The week is not the problem. The days between are. The check in group runs on Marco Polo, so it sits on your phone with everything else. Send something when you need to. Answer when another man does.

A men only room

The community was rebuilt this year as a men only space. No partners in the room, no mixed groups, no audience. What is said in the room stays in the room. That is the first rule and it is the reason men say the thing they came to say.

Everything listed here is included. Nothing on this page is an upgrade.

Before you decide

Most men arrive skeptical. That is fair.

Almost every man in here tried something before this. Something that worked for a few weeks, or worked in the room and stopped working in the car on the way home.

So it is worth being clear about what this is, and what it is not.

Not a set of rules to white knuckle your way through.

A place to work on what sits underneath the behavior, so the behavior has less to hold onto.

Not a room where you are asked what you believe.

A room where nobody asks, and it never comes up.

Not a burst of motivation that fades by Thursday.

The same men, the same time, week after week, for as long as you stay.

Not therapy.

Coaching, led by licensed clinicians who have done this work since 2016.

Not a room where you have to tell everything on day one.

A room where you can sit quiet for as long as you need. Nobody will pull it out of you.

Skepticism is usually the first honest thing a man brings in here.

From men who joined

In their words, not ours.

"It's the best thing I've ever done. This process helps create balance and self compassion that helps me show up better for my wife and our relationship. Well worth the money, no question."
MG
"Great content. A must for anyone starting on the betrayal healing journey."
T
"The experiences that the group challenges you to do are where the 'work' becomes real and tangible. In the end I know I am worth the work and all my relationships will benefit as well."
EK
Membership

Two ways in. The same room either way.

Everything listed on this page is included in both. There is no tier above this one and nothing gets unlocked by paying more.

Monthly
$497
per month
  • Your weekly group
  • The full Journey, section by section
  • Six one on one sessions, unlocked as you go
  • The daily check in group
Best valueAnnual
$5,000
per year
  • Everything in monthly
  • Save $964 compared to paying month to month
Have a question first? Talk to someone before you join
The team

Your Rising Son team

The licensed clinicians who lead the work, and the man who makes the experience happen.

Tyler Patrick

Tyler Patrick

Clinical Director, LMFT

A licensed therapist and a mountain man at heart. He helps men learn to live with honesty and purpose.

Brannon Patrick

Brannon Patrick

Clinical Director, LCSW

A licensed therapist, a dreamer, and a motivator. He gets men to commit to the work and follow through.

Chase “Sonny” Jones, Experience Director at Rising Son

Chase “Sonny” Jones

Experience Director

The one who keeps it all organized. A creative who builds meaning into every moment of the retreat.

Brannon and Tyler are licensed clinicians. Inside Rising Son they work as coaches, not as your therapist.

Questions men ask

The things worth knowing before you join.

No. You choose a plan, you pay, you are in. There is no application, no interview, and no call. That is deliberate. The hardest part of this is usually the first step, so we took the gatekeeper out of it.

Then you do not speak. Men sit and listen for weeks before they say anything, and that is normal here. Nobody will call on you or pull it out of you. Most men find that the first thing they say comes out when they stop planning it.

No. This is coaching and peer support. The men leading it are licensed clinicians and have been doing this work since 2016, which is why the structure is what it is, but what you are joining is a coaching program and a group of men, not clinical treatment.

Most of what men try before this is something they do alone. A course, a book, a plan. Those can be useful and they are still something you carry by yourself. Here the group meets whether you feel like it or not, the same men are in it, and they notice when you go missing.

The weekly group is the fixed part. Everything else moves at your pace. The Journey is worked in sections, not against a deadline, and the check in group sits on your phone with everything else.

Access to the community and the Journey is immediate. You are placed into your group by the team, either the same day or the next, and you will hear from someone either way. You do not pay and then sit there wondering whether anything actually happened.

You come back. Nobody makes it a thing. Men travel, men have weeks where they cannot get to the screen, and the group is still there the following week with the same men in it.

Yes. On the monthly plan there is no minimum term and no notice period. You can end it at the next billing date and nothing is held over you.

Plenty of men pay monthly and stay for a long time, because they keep getting something out of it and not because they are locked in. Others take the annual plan because deciding once removes the question of whether to keep going every month.

Payments already made are not refunded.

The room is already there. It has been for years.

Nothing about this gets easier by waiting another quarter. It just gets quieter.

You can be in it this week, and nobody has to know but you.

Led by licensed clinicians · Doing this work since 2016