Tag: father

A father holds his daughter's hand as they overlook a cemetery headstone.

Navigating the Unexpected: A Father’s Journey Through Loss

Why Did This Happen? When a man loses the love of his life due to the nature of some form, it is a heartbreaking experience. The brain’s neurological connection to the person is severed, but the memories of the relationship linger. The emotional trauma is compounded even further if the […]

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A father helps his daughter play a small guitar.

Communication is More Than Words

The Art of Mindful Communication in Single Fatherhood For a single father, being conscious of both words and actions is not only important; it’s vital. Words spoken in the heat of emotion can inadvertently lead to permanent rifts in the father-child relationship. It’s crucial to mentally separate the child from […]

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When You Don’t Want to Do It Is the Best Time to Do It

Why Must I Do It Now Single fathers must immediately act against these emotions. Delay and procrastination are due to emotions. Feelings keep us safe. Procrastination is disguised as poor time management, but really, it is a defense mechanism that keeps us tied to the mind’s perception of harm. Outsiders […]

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The Neural Connection: Exploring Love, Addiction, and Personal Growth

Sole Solo Parenting I specialize in working with single fathers who have become sole parents due to long-term or permanent situations that have profoundly affected their family structure. I refer to this as Sole Solo Parenting. This experience is distinctly different from single parenting due to divorce, breakup, or temporary […]

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A pair of men's shoes steps over the words 'Comfort Zone'.

Leaving the Comfort Zone: The Journey of Single Fatherhood

Parenting is inherently stressful, often pushing us far beyond the bounds of our comfort zones. From the moment our children are born, we find ourselves monitoring every milestone, from diapering to those first unsteady steps and fledgling words, and well beyond. Even positive experiences, such as learning to drive, attending […]

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