Welcome back expert Jana Herde in 'Beyond Labels: Unveiling Noncustodial Fatherhood | Jana Herde,' the latest episode in our series on father-daughter dynamics. This episode delves into the complex realities of noncustodial fatherhood, challenging prevailing stereotypes and misconceptions.
We explore the historical roots of the 'deadbeat dad' stereotype, tracing its impact from the Reagan era to today's societal views. Jana brings invaluable insights into the emotional and social challenges faced by noncustodial fathers, discussing issues like PTSD, identity crisis, and anxiety.
Join us in this enlightening discussion as we strive to reshape perceptions of fatherhood. It’s more than just a podcast episode; it's an initiative to foster deeper understanding and compassion in paternal relationships.
Engage with Jana's work and the topic further:
We also invite you to share your experiences and join the conversation with the Super Daddy Club. Together, let's contribute to changing narratives and supporting families.
Welcome back expert Jana Herde in 'Beyond Labels: Unveiling Noncustodial Fatherhood | Jana Herde,' the latest episode in our series on father-daughter dynamics. This episode delves into the complex realities of noncustodial fatherhood, challenging prevailing stereotypes and misconceptions.
We explore the historical roots of the 'deadbeat dad' stereotype, tracing its impact from the Reagan era to today's societal views. Jana brings invaluable insights into the emotional and social challenges faced by noncustodial fathers, discussing issues like PTSD, identity crisis, and anxiety.
Join us in this enlightening discussion as we strive to reshape perceptions of fatherhood. It’s more than just a podcast episode; it's an initiative to foster deeper understanding and compassion in paternal relationships.
Engage with Jana's work and the topic further:
We also invite you to share your experiences and join the conversation with the Super Daddy Club. Together, let's contribute to changing narratives and supporting families.