This workshop was hosted live on the date noted above, you can view the recording and download the handouts below.
We all have stories. They come from our ancestors, parents, and communities inside us. And some of those stories arise from our own unique experiences. Many of us get separated from our stories and even our most authentic selves when we try to fit in and be what others want us to be. And when we aren’t being authentic, it is hard to be close to others, even those we love deeply.
Curiosity, exploration, and reflection will lead us back to feeling, an essential portal for connecting with important people in our lives. This journey invites us to embrace empathy as a road to attachment and connection.
For many men, the most important connection is with our kids. We know that children with a secure attachment to their dads tend to be more confident and have stronger relationships with their peers. Their paths in life are easier, and that’s what we all want for our children. But how do we build those attachments when so many of us didn’t experience it with our own fathers?
We will look at our early childhood experiences where, at their best, we could feel someone feeling us. And that’s the beginning of the connection to ourselves that strengthens our parent-child attachment. We will ease our way back to feel our way forward. Awakening those sensibilities while being vulnerable is essential for birthing new authentic connections with ourselves, our kids, and others. In this safe space guided by two caring and wise dads, this workshop will offer practical solutions to this important challenge. We will have fun doing the work using music, poetry, photos, video, and role-plays to engender an interactive conversation.
Aug 05, 2025
Live Interactive Workshop
Age: All, Mental Health, School Age, Teens & Young Adults
Jul 10, 2025
Live Interactive Workshop
Age: All, Mental Health, School Age, Teens & Young Adults
May 13, 2025
Recorded Workshop
Age: All, Mental Health, All, Parent Wellbeing
Apr 10, 2025
Recorded Workshop
Age: School Age, Teens & Young Adults, Toddlers & Preschoolers
