A second chance for fathers to connect with their kids

This article highlights how generational disparities vary across racial groups. It gives another glimpse inside some of the issues that can interfere with a father remaining active in their children lives.

This book gives a clear overview of one of the most significant barriers to fathers remaining in their children and families lives: incarceration.

This book is a useful tool I created to introduce men to therapy through a self-evaluation journey. In it, I promote the value of introspection for all people, offering an alternative understanding to what it means to engage in therapy.

A useful video that highlights a father’s journey with co-parenting.

A useful video that highlights a father’s journey with grief.

This article highlights some of the effects of paternal incarceration.

This article provides an overview of some of the ways a father’s absence contributes to adolescent development.

Black fathers with histories of incarceration and trauma have multiple stressors that interfere with their ability to navigate life in the community, parent their children and develop self-parenting skills that promote the healthy regulation of their emotions. The origins of these stressors are connected to racism, masculine stereotypes and histories of trauma. Improving these skills has the potential to put fathers in control of their response to life distress instead of feeling controlled by it. This study sought to examine the Evidence Informed Fatherhood Program (EIFP) and its efficacy as defined by the rates of recidivism, parental engagement, life distress, emotional regulation, and basic needs attainment.