Specialized formats designed for deeper work — a community for dads navigating fatherhood, and intensive therapy for those ready to go further, faster.
When a baby arrives, the spotlight naturally falls on the newborn and the mother. That makes sense. But it can leave fathers without a space to process what they're going through too.
The identity shift is real. So is the exhaustion, the self-doubt, the loneliness, and the strange grief of losing the life you had, even when you love the one you're building. New dads especially can find themselves isolated, without language for what they're feeling or anyone to say it to.
The Dads Huddle is a support group for fathers, new and old. It's a place to show up honestly, not to perform competence, but to connect with other men navigating the same terrain. Sometimes the focus feels like it's all on the baby and the mom. This is the room where dads get to matter too.
Weekly sessions via secure telehealth video
New dads, seasoned dads, single dads, dads in any kind of transition
Groups run in cohorts — reach out to join the waitlist
Traditional weekly therapy is effective, but for some people and some situations, once-a-week isn't what's needed. A therapy intensive compresses meaningful work into a shorter window, allowing for deeper immersion and more sustained momentum.
Particularly well-suited to people facing a specific transition or crisis, those who've plateaued in weekly therapy, or anyone who wants to establish a strong foundation before moving to less frequent sessions.
Typically 3 to 6 hours a day for 1 to 3 consecutive days
Ideal for transitions, specific goals, or accelerating progress
We'll talk through goals and format before booking
Send a message or schedule a free consultation. Let me know what you're curious about.
A free 20-minute call to learn more about what you're looking for and see if it's a good fit.
For intensives, we shape the format around your goals before we begin.
Show up. Be open to the work. Fully engage. The rest unfolds from there.
Reach out to ask about current group openings or to design a therapy intensive together.
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