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This week marks the start of the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, a powerful global call to end violence against women and children. In this context, we’re keen to re-share our “Engaging Fathers in Building a Non-Violent Future” piece written by Michael Flood.
The paper highlights that fathers — and fatherhood more broadly — ...
Dads: We Get You – And You’re Not Alone…
Being a dad today comes with a unique mix of responsibility, pressure, love, and learning. Many dads quietly carry a mental load that few people ever see.
Between providing for your family, supporting your partner, managing work, keeping up with life admin, and trying to be emotionally present for y...
Teenage years bring big changes: shifting life phases, peer pressures, school demands, and evolving identities. It’s no surprise that many teens feel anxious. According to one global meta-analysis, the prevalence of anxiety and depressive symptoms among adolescents has increased significantly in recent decades.
As a dad, your support matters. When your teen feels heard...
Healthy emotional development in your young child is just as important as healthy physical and cognitive development.
Whether you like it or not, your child will experience all sorts of emotions (sometimes all in one day!) and will routinely face circumstances they don’t like.
Healthy emotional growt...
In this episode, we’re joined by Lael Stone – educator, TEDx speaker, author, parenting counsellor, and passionate advocate for raising children with compassion and connection.
We discuss how parents can nurture emotional intelligence in their kids – even if they’re still learning those skills themselves.
Lael h...
