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Listen as I have a discussion with Raynold Mensah regarding building wealth, legacy, and insuring your family's future and security. Afterwards, engage with nooffseason4dads.com to find helpful tips, tools, and previous episodes. And as always,
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Managing our personal finances can be delightful or torrential. The task can be liberating or feel like it takes us captive. Listen as I have a frank discussion with Yetunde Okesola on managing your personal finances and that of your family. Afterwards go to my website at www.nooffseason4dads.com to get further details and insights. Sign up to receive emails with tips and insights on fatherhood. And as always...
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In Part 2 of our Father Fitness Series, I have a vibrant discussion with Mr. Adam Diaz on unique ways of managing the mental health for fathers and their families.
Bio:Adam Diaz is currently the Director of Wellness at Landon School in Bethesda, Maryland. He has spent over fifteen years in education working with elementary, middle, and high school students as a teacher, administrator, and counselor. He has a background in clinical mental health counseling, and experience working with students struggling with ADHD, generalized anxiety disorder, and school refusal. He has published research on using film to increase emotional granularity in young boys and is dedicated to supporting the emotional health and development of children and adolescents.
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We as fathers bear a heavy weight. So, it is essential that we maintain a level of fitness for the task. No Off Season 4 Dads will be broadcasting a 5-part series entitled The Father Fitness Series. We will be discussing 3 areas - our mental fitness, financial fitness, and physical fitness.
Listen as I talk with Dr. Jendayo Grady on the importance and wealth of caring for men's mental health and especially how it relates to being a father.
Dr. Jendayo Grady is the Founder and President of Holystic Health & Wealth, Inc., a faith-based corporation that helps its’ clientele to “be made whole.” Dr. Grady specializes in marriage and family counseling, and individual counseling with clients who present with trauma, depression, and anxiety. He also services youth and young adults and does relationship and Christian counseling. Dr. Grady recently launched his podcast entitled, “The Be Made Whole Podcast.”
Dr. Grady also does business and life coaching. He founded the Divine Dreamer Coaching Program, which helps clients successfully walk in their divine purpose. Dr. Grady is theauthor of the books, “The Forgiveness Diet," and "The Simplified & Sanctified Marriage."
Dr. Grady is the President and Co-founder of Renew and Revitalize Marriage & Family Institute, a 501(c)3 organizationfocused on educating, encouraging, and empowering couples and families to be functional, fruitful, and fulfilled in their relationships.
Dr. Grady is the Senior Pastor of Prince of Peace Community Church & Healing Center located in College Park, Maryland.
Dr. Grady matriculated from Morehouse Collegewith a B.A. degree in Psychology. He earned both Master’s and Ph.D. degrees in Clinical Psychology from Howard University. In addition to all that Dr. Grady does professionally, his first ministry, which is his marriage, remains his priority.
Dr. Grady has been faithfully married to his wife Kellie for over 25 years, and together they have five anointed and gifted children.
June is Men's Mental Health Awareness Month. Just like taking care of your physical health, it is essential that your mental health is a top priority as well. Listen as I talk about the importance of making your mental health a priority and tips to ensure. Afterwards, go to www.nooffseason4dads.com and sign up for the upcoming newsletter. And as always,
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Resources:Men's Mental Health Awareness Month | Support & ResourcesBy the Numbers: Men and depression
Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month: When and How to SupportMen's Mental Health - Mental Health Quotes
I recently celebrated another birthday, which had me thinking about the goals I set at the beginning of the year. I was taking time to see what I needed to modify, change, or scrap. I also had to consider what I needed to do that I had not considered previously. Take time and listen as I speak to setting and re-setting goals. These goals range from parenting to marriage, academia and career. It is also a challenge for you to consider what your goals may be and how you are pursing them. Afterwards, visit www.nooffseason4dads.com for other tips and tools. And as always,
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Resources:What is Locke's Goal Setting Theory of Motivation?
Choosing the best college or university for your teenage child is a big undertaking. There are so many factors and considerations in this major decision. Listen to part 2 of this series as I am joined by Andy Luther, a professional college counselor, as well as Damian Hall as we discuss some important things to consider when choosing post-secondary education. Afterwards, ensure that your go to the website www.nooffseason4dads.com and join our email list. And as always,
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Of Boys and Men: Why the Modern Male is Struggling, Why It Matters, and What To Do About It. -- Richard V Reeves
Choosing the best college or university for your teenage child is a big undertaking. There are so many factors and considerations in this major decision. Listen as I am joined by Andy Luther, a professional college counselor, as well as Michael Abbey and Vee Solomon as we discuss some important things to consider when choosing post-secondary education. Afterwards, ensure that your go to the website www.nooffseason4dads.com and join our email list. And as always,
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Resources:
The Parent's Smart Guide to Sending Your Kids to College without Going Broke -- Gwen Thomas
Of Boys and Men: Why the Modern Male is Struggling, Why It Matters, and What To Do About It. -- Richard V Reeves
In this episode, we will be discussing how empty nesters respond when your college-aged child comes home from college. Gain some helpful tips on your responses and expectations.
Resources:
Empty Nest, Full House: Surviving Summer When the College Kids Come HomeAn Empty Nest Mom's Guide to College Kids Coming Home For Break - Mark and Jill Savage
We continue the conversation with Dr. Mitchell on the importance of the father figure in schools. Listen to essential points that can spark further discussion as well as action points for you as fathers to be more present in your teen's school. And as always,
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