We believe educating employers, leaders and dads on the pressures of modern fatherhood will only benefit everyone involved.

Aidan, Founder of TMFC

The Modern Fatherhood Club Workshops - Invest in Your Team's Mental Health and Fatherhood Skills.

Our interactive workshops are available all year round to help your employees thrive as caregivers and partners.

As a business leader, you understand the importance of supporting your employees' mental health and wellbeing. That's why The Modern Fatherhood Club offers a series of virtual workshops designed specifically for working dads. Our workshops provide practical strategies and insights to help your team navigate the challenges of modern fatherhood and prioritise their mental health.

Our workshops can be tailored to meet the needs of your business and are available all year round. Each workshop is led by Aidan, a father of two, who has a unique perspective on fatherhood. The workshops are designed to be interactive and offer the opportunity to connect with other dads within your organisation.

Investing in your team's mental health and fatherhood skills not only benefits them, but it also benefits your business. By offering our workshops, you can demonstrate your commitment to supporting your employees in their personal and professional development.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to invest in your team's mental health and fatherhood skills. Click the button below to learn more and register your interest.

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Our packages

Package 1

"The Truth About Modern Fatherhood: Supporting Working Dads as They Adapt to Fatherhood" and "A Father's Mental Health: The Pressure of Modern Fatherhood" priced at £129 inclusive VAT.

Package 2

"The Truth About Modern Fatherhood: Supporting Working Dads as They Adapt to Fatherhood," "A Father's Mental Health: The Pressure of Modern Fatherhood," and "Career Mum: A Partner's Role in Supporting Mum in Her Return to Work" priced at £149 inclusive of VAT.

Check out the workshop details below to find out what’s included

The truth about Modern Fatherhood: Supporting working dads as the adapt to fatherhood.

This introductory workshop explores the role of the Modern Father in today's world and the challenges that he faces as he adapts to his new role. We talk Paternity leave, the impact of flexible working on the family dynamic, health and wellbeing and how to support him during that all important first year.

We discuss the benefits to supporting the modern father and how to create the right environment to help him succeed in his role at home whilst balancing the demands of his career. This session is designed to bring fathers together and create a community space with a real focus on getting fathers talking.

This will be an interactive workshop or a panel discussion (F2F or Virtual). It's can be run alongside your current wellbeing programme and your efforts to manage and promote Men's Mental Health.

This workshop is perfect if you're looking to:

Getting men talking about Mental Health and wellbeing
Engage more with new and working fathers across your organisation
Understand more about the challenges facing the modern family including working from home and the rising cost of childcare
Create a network that focuses on, champions and supports the modern father.

A Father's Mental Health. The pressure of Modern Fatherhood.

This is event is to focused on the Mental Health of the Modern Father. Emotive, raw story telling is at the heart of this interactive workshop and this session has been created with one simple objective: Getting Modern Fathers and their employers thinking about a Father's Mental Health.

This workshop focuses on what to look out for when navigating Men's Mental Health conversations. Using data, real life experiences and research this session is designed to help you the employer identify those fathers who might be struggling.

We explore the obstacles preventing many men opening up and why men find it harder to talk about their mental health. We walk through some of the things that your organisation can do to support the working father and help him improve his mental health and wellbeing.

This workshop is perfect if you're looking to:

Looking to support the Modern Fathers, especially those who are taking Shared Parental leave or an extended paternity leave.
Engage more with new and working fathers across your organisation
Understand more about the challenges facing the modern family including working from home and the rising cost of childcare
Create a network that focuses on, champions and supports the modern father.

Career mum: A partner's role in supporting mum in her return to work.

This workshop is designed to help both mum and dad navigate the last days of maternity leave. This is an important webinar [F2F if requested] that highlights the challenges facing the modern mum, the conflict she faces and the obstacles she will face if she is afforded the opportunity to return to the workforce.

Told from the perspective of the partner, this interactive session brings to life the obstacles facing the modern mum and what she might face when she goes back to work. As the husband to a working, career mum here I focus on mum's return to the work after having a baby and how the partner plays a key role in that first year.

We discuss how employers can better support mums (Pre and Post Maternity) and how the cost of childcare is stopping many mums returning to work. We discuss the lack of choice available to the working mum, the prejudice they face and how her partner can support her as she returns to work. We highlight what to look out for and what conversations are necessary once mum is back to work. Finally we talk about the future obstacles mum might need to navigate to ensure she's not overlooked.

This can be a facilitated panel discussion or webinar. It's very much about challenging the stigma many mums face on their return from maternity. The aim is simple, getting parents talking and supporting one another by creating a more inclusive workplace culture for all.

This workshop is perfect if you're looking to:
Create a supportive environment for the working mum.
Engage women in the conversations around motherhood and how it can inhibit their progress in the work place.
Looking to support the Modern Fathers, especially those who are taking Shared Parental leave or an extended paternity leave.
Understand more about the challenges facing the modern family including working from home and the rising cost of childcare
Create a network that focuses on, champions and supports the modern parent.

Tailored workshops to meet your business needs.

Your business will have a unique set of objectives and we will work with you to maximise the impact of your chosen workshop.

To prepare fully and understand your objectives, this session can include:

Pre-meeting so that I can understand your objectives and tailor the session to suit your needs.
A suite of materials to help you engage with your audience ahead of the event.
The slides from our session which you can circulate to attendees and other members of your organisation, after the event.
A recording of the event (for internal use only and for 28 days) which can be circulated to attendees
If you've opted for a panel discussion I'll carefully prepare a suite of questions for panel members to include to share before the event.
Hosted 'Dad Chats'. A quarterly offering to bring fathers together and create the community many working fathers lack outside of work. These sessions are included an facilitated by me with a simple objective: Building a community space for working fathers to meet. I'll hand over after 3 months to a designated champion who will receive 6 meetings worth of content to build the momentum needed to keep the conversation going.

“Parental depression and marital conflict are both examples of things that can have an adverse effect on a child’s environment”

Olivia Spencer, Author of Sad Dad.

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