Fathering After Separation

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Fathering After Separation

Course Summary

It’s important for fathers to distinguish between their parenting role and the relationship break-up. This workshop, held in a male-friendly environment, will help you develop parenting skills that are responsive to your children's needs as they find their way through the family separation, and to assist you find helpful ways to stay in contact with your children.

  • Fee
  • $30 per person
  • Concession fees available

Topics include:

  • what children experience in the separation and what they need from their Dads
  • relating to your former partner
  • managing conflict with your former partner constructively
  • styles of co-parenting
  • practical ways to maintain a positive and rewarding relationship with your children

What can you expect?

All our workshops and courses (face to face and online) are interactive small groups run by highly experienced facilitators.

We aim to ensure the learning environment is engaging and your active participation is needed. All participants are encouraged to ask questions in a safe, open, and non-judgemental learning environment.

Find out more on our What to Expect page.
 

This course is only offered at our regional locations or online.
 

Click here to download a free tip-sheet

 

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