The pressures of being a dad can feel tremendous. Dads are expected to earn enough money to pay the bills, succeed professionally, remain emotionally present, and maintain healthy, loving relationships with their spouse, children, family, and friends.

It can feel like constantly spinning plates in the air—and eventually, some of those plates may begin to fall. Will it be the job? The marriage? A meaningful relationship with the kids? Or a dad’s own mental and emotional well-being?

Good Dad empowers fathers to build a strong identity, develop high character, and grow in emotional maturity.Instead of allowing work, expectations, struggles, or relationships to define them, dads will learn to intentionally create an identity rooted in their values, strengths, and the kind of man and father they want to become.

Good Dad teaches fathers how character strengths contribute to lifelong success in their relationships, careers, parenting, and personal well-being. Good Dads are high-character dads—men who demonstrate integrity, accountability, courage, compassion, self-awareness, and consistency.

After establishing a foundation of high character, dads will learn how to understand and intentionally balance masculine and feminine energies in everyday life. They will learn when to lead with strength, confidence, structure, and action—and when to lead with empathy, emotional connection, vulnerability, patience, and nurturing.

Being a Good Dad does not mean being a perfect dad. It means becoming an intentional, emotionally mature, and high-character dad who continues to learn, grow, and show up for the people who matter most.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Good Dad is designed for fathers who want to improve the balance between work, family, relationships, and their own emotional well-being. It is for dads who want to become more intentional, connected, emotionally mature, and confident in who they are as men, partners, and fathers.

INSTRUCTOR

Randy Floyd, LSCSW, Founder, Clinical Level Therapist

Randy is the founder of Midwest Anxiety. He is a Licensed Specialist Clinical Social Worker who is an optimist and passionate about helping people focus on what they can do rather than what they can't do. Randy believes building a strong therapeutic relationship and tapping into a person's strengths are the most essential components of the therapeutic experience. Randy is passionate about changing the way we do mental health. He is focused on making mental health normal, a positive experience. He is also adamant about doing mental health differently. Randy believes the "old ways" suggest mental health is for the "broken" or "mentally ill." Randy believes that "Everyone Struggles." Sure. Some people struggle more than others, but everyone struggles with something. With this belief, Randy is focused on providing a wide range of programs and services to help people be mentally well ;) Go give Randy a fist bump on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube.

LOCATION

This group will meet virtually. A secure video link will be provided after registration.

FEE

$25.00

CANCELLATION POLICY

We know life gets busy. If you are unable to participate in a session, please cancel at least 24 hours in advance and you will not be charged.

REGISTRATION

Spots are limited. To guarantee a place in the group, please register early.

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