The League of Distinguished Fathers
The League of Distinguished Fathers is an in-person hosted support group that provides a forum for fathers from diverse backgrounds to meet, converse, and grow.
Adjusting to the challenge of fatherhood can be tough. It’s a mixed bag of hopes, expectations, demands, and disappointments. Many fathers will admit that the challenges to stay connected with their partner, the stress of home and work commitments and responsibilities, and the lack of time, coupled with the sheer lack of sleep, can sometimes be overwhelming.
It doesn’t help that there’s a lack of practical guidance about fatherhood, which often leads to second-guessing and band-aid solutions. If this resonates with you, welcome to The League of Distinguished Fathers.
The League of Distinguished Fathers is where novice and seasoned fathers gather to collaborate and share parenting perspectives, knowledge, and experiences, which help them successfully navigate the challenges of contemporary fatherhood.
This group offers the opportunity for dads, stepdads, and birth partners to develop a foundation of robust parenting and partnership practices. As a result, they feel confident and empowered as loving and supportive parents and partners.
There is indisputable evidence that fathers and father figures play a critical and distinct role in their children’s health, development, social success, and academic achievements.
This father's group emphasizes the significance of shoulder-to-shoulder support, a practical approach that helps reduce the social isolation so commonly experienced and increases the potential to adjust positively to this meaningful and rewarding role.
GROUP MEETING INFORMATION
New Group Forming / Estimated Start - Sept 2024
$65 per group session
1007 MoPac Circle, Suite 201, Austin, TX, 78746
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Your host of The League of Distinguished Fathers is Simon Niblock, MA, Licensed Family Therapist, and Clinical Psychotherapist. Simon is the proud dad to two grown lads and is certainly not afraid to admit that he was scared witless as a new father.