WE ARE HERE FOR YOU, DAD.
There is no question that being a dad comes with tremendous responsibility. Dads are expected to be everything and be on their A-game at all times. We came to realize that there is a real lack of support platforms for the mental health of dads.
We are building DaddyDay Club as an online club for dads. It will be a place for them to connect, get support, learn, network, shop, and become better at being a dad. It’s time for dads to get their club.
REFINING THE NARRATIVE OF FATHERHOOD
What does it mean to be a father in today’s ever-changing world? Are dads so bound by the dramatic shifts in societal expectations that they must ignore their own needs and feelings?
We think not! Often, dads are the support team and forget to realize that they too need help. It is important that you feel heard, understood, and safe. We are here to be your support team, and to get you through your most challenging times as a dad.
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FOR DADS, BY DADS
We are bridging the gap between dads and professional support. Choose from our large network of trained and licensed counselors who provide traditional talk psychotherapy and group therapies.
With Daddyday, you can finally feel more like yourself, grounded, connected, and supported during this life transition. Get in optimal shape mentally while being there for your partner and for your child more. You never have to go through it all alone again.
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REAL HELP, IN REAL-TIME
Our dedicated therapists and providers use cutting-edge and evidence-based approaches to help you gain your life back. We prepared tools and resources to help you feel in control again, and become the best dad you can be. With Daddyday, you can navigate the various areas dads usually deal with stressors.
Post-partum Depression
Mental and physical exhaustion, feelings of inadequacy, and helplessness often turn into bouts of anger which usually precede mild to extreme depression.
Communication Breakdown
Dads often say that they feel at loss and don’t know how to support their partners. This results in them feeling helpless, incompetent, and isolated in their new role as a father.
Supporting Your Partner
Discover your unique role in the home and learn how to help out. You have to take care of yourself first so you can help your family. Get a reality check on how you’re doing.
Rekindle Your Passion
Whether planned or not, parenthood changes things. Even though your romance may be disrupted, you can still learn how to reconnect and figure out your evolving relationship.
Quitting Bad Habits
As a coping method from stress, dads often indulge in destructive habits — whether that’s drinking, gambling, or drug use — leaving their partners feeling alone and undervalued.
Peer Support
Meeting & connecting with other dads and learning about their various experiences and struggles will enhance your performance and overall experience as a dad.