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Supporting Fathers, Supporting Families Webinar

Supporting Fathers, Supporting Families

Digital Session | Expert Panel Webinar

Join us for an essential webinar exploring the vital role of fatherhood support in the perinatal period. This session brings together research, clinical practice, and community leadership to discuss why supporting fathers is a critical protective factor for maternal and infant health outcomes.

We’ll dive into how the "Stonnington model" and Dads Group work to fill the gaps in existing family services, ensuring that dads and partners are effectively supported while always prioritizing maternal safety and well-being.

Meet the Panelists

  • Thomas Docking: Founder of Dads Group and a leading advocate for fatherhood engagement in Australia.

  • Dr. Karen Wynter: An expert in nursing and midwifery research, specializing in the international evidence and health outcomes related to paternal support.

  • Clinical Practice Guest: A specialist in health service integration, sharing real-world insights on how clinical settings can better support the whole family unit.

In this session, we will cover:

  • The International Evidence: A look at why fatherhood support is a critical protective factor for maternal and infant outcomes.

  • Practical Application: Real-world insights from the Stonnington model and how Dads Group helps "fill the gaps" in the perinatal period.

  • The Vital Dialogue: How to effectively support dads and partners while prioritizing maternal safety and well-being.

  • Cross-Sector Integration: Understanding how community groups and clinical services can work together to create a stronger safety net for new families.

Whether you are a healthcare professional, a policy maker, or a community leader, this session offers a deep dive into the practical and evidenced-based ways we can support fathers to build stronger, healthier families.

[REGISTER HERE]

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