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Fathers Are Necessary
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Episode #73
“Fathers Are Necessary“
HOST:
Tim Broderick
GUEST:
Sleepy Vildosola
TOPICS:
Opportunities arising.
Family Involvement Center
Parents 4 Parents.
Dad Together Program.
Helping dads navigate the system.
Nurturing Fathers.
Marriage and co-parenting skills.
Focusing on both prevention and solutions.
A journey of inspiration and being blessed.
A daughter’s birth being the catalyst for change.
The disempowering mind gorillas.
Creating a closer relationship with God.
Learning about the rights of fathers and then sharing that knowledge with others.
The hell of active addiction.
Taking the necessary steps to move forward in life.
Managing schedules as a single Dad.
24/7Dads.
Becoming a public speaker.
Continuing to pursue and practice, a God-given passion and purpose.
“The Father Wound”- how we are affected by history.
The adverse consequences of fatherless homes.
Doing research and taking inventory of self.
The benefits of working with others and being supportive of others.
Practicing follow up and follow through.
Creating a supportive community
The brotherhood of fatherhood.
Elevating parents.
Keeping and discarding various gifts received from fathers.
Choosing love, laughter, listening, nurturing, and play as ways of raising a child.
The benefits of fathers being involved and present in a child’s life.
Being an example for children.
Family Court as a resource.
Being proactive and continuing to improve in life.
Working with Hushabye Nursery, Arizona Women’s RecoveryCenter, and other organizations.
Becoming humble.
Working with incarcerated parents.
Creating a bilingual program.
The effects of culture on fatherhood and the differences and similarities that exist.
Providing boundaries for children.
Practicing self-care as a regular routine.
Having structures to keep accountability in place.
The importance of how words are used.
Choosing to be present.
Being accountable for actions and ways of being.
RESOURCES:
Sleepy Vildosola
Tue-Sat 8a-5p
Family Involvement Center:
https://www.familyinvolvementcenter.org
Nurturing Fathers Program:
The Salvation Army
Phoenix Adult
Rehabilitation Center:
https://phoenixarc.salvationarmy.org
Lifewell
PRODUCTION MANAGER:
Kerri Lynch
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