For Dads at Home: 3 Ways to Check Your Anger at the Door
by Michelle Watson, PhD, LPC I know that all families around the world have been thrown into an unusual situation lately with the COVID-19 pandemic. And maybe it’s starting to feel like it was a lifetime ago when you had the routines of work and school to help create...
How to Raise a World-Changing Daughter
by Michelle Watson, PhD, LPC I’ll let you in on a little secret: I want to be a world changer! Stated more specifically (and with a lot more words!): I want to leave a lasting legacy of equipping fathers with better tools to intentionally and consistently pursue their...
Runaway: A Moving Video of a Father’s Love
You’re probably familiar with the Prodigal Son parable from the Bible. Here’s what you might call a more modern version depicting the depth of a father’s love, featuring the song “Runaway” by Jess Ray. (Unofficial video by Kevin McGlade.) The father in the...
Halftime Shows & Helping Our Children Define the Line
by Randell Turner, Ph.D. As is often the case, last Sunday’s halftime show during the “big game” drew a variety of reactions. On one hand, there were celebrities and well-known athletes praising the two women on stage: “AMAZING! Fantastic Half Time Show!” “Incredible...
What Your Daughter Really Longs For
by Michelle Watson, PhD, LPC I wish you could sit in my counseling office, even for part of a day, because you’d hear what I consistently hear from teenage girls and 20-something women. You’d hear how often they doubt themselves, how often they fear a future without...Facebook Feed
“Focusing how you raise your kids on spiritual fruit and spiritual gifts will help you minimize failures and give the good memories a better place to stick.” See more from Brian Phipps in a new guest blog @ fathers.com ...
If I Could Go Back and “Father” 30-Year-Old Me - National Center for Fathering
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I would challenge that young man to focus the majority of his fathering efforts on teaching his kids two things ... and modeling one thing along the way.As a father, the goal isn’t perfection; it’s GROWTH—taking positive steps consistently.