One letter a month
Around six hundred words on one thing — sleep, anger, pressure at work, the drink, saying the difficult thing. Written to be read on a phone in a van, not studied.
One short letter a month, written in plain English, for men who'd rather have something useful than something inspirational. Plus instant access to the free tools in our Resources Hub.
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Check your inbox — the tools are on their way. If nothing arrives in the next few minutes, have a look in spam and drag it across, so the next one lands properly.
What actually turns up
We know what most mailing lists are like. This one is short, useful, and stops the moment you want it to.
Around six hundred words on one thing — sleep, anger, pressure at work, the drink, saying the difficult thing. Written to be read on a phone in a van, not studied.
The checklists, the one-pagers and the audio exercises land in your inbox as soon as you sign up. Nothing gated, nothing dripped out over six weeks to keep you hooked.
One-to-one coaching is limited by the number of hours in a week. If you ticked that box, you'll hear when a place opens before it goes anywhere else.
If you want more than an email
One-to-one wellbeing coaching for men, in Hull and online. Three levels, no contracts, and a free twenty-minute call before you commit to anything.
£49/month
One session a month, the full Resources Hub, and email support in between. A first foothold.
What's included →£89/month
Fortnightly sessions, midweek check-ins, and a plan that gets reviewed. The one most men choose.
What's included →£159/month
Weekly sessions and priority contact, for a season that needs real support.
What's included →Or just book one session at £35 — a full hour, one-to-one, with no plan attached.
What you're signing up to
Fair questions
Only if you tick the box asking to hear about coaching. Leave it unticked and you'll get the letter and the tools, and nothing else. There's no sequence of emails quietly warming you up.
Nobody but Hido Coach. It isn't sold, shared, or passed to advertisers, and it isn't linked to anything else you do. Unsubscribe and it's deleted, not "suppressed".
No. Plenty of men on the list are fine and would like to stay that way. A few signed up for someone else — a brother, a mate, a lad at work — which is a perfectly good reason too.
No. Coaching looks forward and works on what's next; it sits alongside therapy and medication but doesn't replace them. If what you're carrying needs a therapist or your GP, we'll say so plainly.
One click at the bottom of any email. No survey, no "are you sure", no email asking you to reconsider.
Twenty seconds now, and something useful in your inbox before you've finished your brew.