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Dad's Mental Health
James Macdonald
300 episodes
3 months ago
Hello, I'm James Macdonald and a decade ago, I was stressed and overwhelmed at my role as a husband and (exhausted) father of 3, not really knowing how to be the best man I could be. Many years, pitfalls and enough flat whites to sink a battleship later, I’m a lot happier and confident and on a mission to help other dads be the best family man they can be without losing their minds. Dad's Mental Health is for all dads who sometimes feel overwhelmed at their responsibility and feel like their mental health may be on a slow and silent decline. For the men who always feel like they’re in the doghouse but don’t know why. Here you’ll learn effective and actionable ways to deal with things such as toddler tantrums, passive aggressive partners and hopefully getting more happiness and laughter into your life. You are not alone in how you are feeling, and in Dad's Mental Health you will find a much-needed place where hopefully you’ll realise that you're doing much better than anyone, including you, is giving you credit for. With new advice and stories every week you can learn to safely navigate family life AND have a laugh, all in the time it takes you to walk to the shop on your completely made mission to get milk. If you’re ready to be the happier, more confident family man you know you can be, scroll up and click ‘FOLLOW’.
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Hello, I'm James Macdonald and a decade ago, I was stressed and overwhelmed at my role as a husband and (exhausted) father of 3, not really knowing how to be the best man I could be. Many years, pitfalls and enough flat whites to sink a battleship later, I’m a lot happier and confident and on a mission to help other dads be the best family man they can be without losing their minds. Dad's Mental Health is for all dads who sometimes feel overwhelmed at their responsibility and feel like their mental health may be on a slow and silent decline. For the men who always feel like they’re in the doghouse but don’t know why. Here you’ll learn effective and actionable ways to deal with things such as toddler tantrums, passive aggressive partners and hopefully getting more happiness and laughter into your life. You are not alone in how you are feeling, and in Dad's Mental Health you will find a much-needed place where hopefully you’ll realise that you're doing much better than anyone, including you, is giving you credit for. With new advice and stories every week you can learn to safely navigate family life AND have a laugh, all in the time it takes you to walk to the shop on your completely made mission to get milk. If you’re ready to be the happier, more confident family man you know you can be, scroll up and click ‘FOLLOW’.
Show more...
Parenting
Education,
Kids & Family,
Society & Culture,
How To,
Relationships
Episodes (20/300)
Dad's Mental Health
#323 | From US Military to BJJ Black Belt & Dad - Listen To This INCREDIBLE Journey - Dad's Mental Health
2 weeks ago
8 minutes 33 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#322 | How To Rescue A Sexless Marriage & Improve Your Connection - Dad's Mental Health
3 weeks ago
30 minutes 51 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#007 | A Difficult Pause: Thank You & What's Next for Dad’s Mental Health
1 month ago
1 minute 35 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#321 | 5 Signs That Someone Might Be Struggling Emotionally - Dad's Mental Health - Emotional Intelligence - Dad Jokes
1 month ago
11 minutes 21 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#320 | How A Nasty Skin Infection Delivered This Canadian Dad His Dream Job - Dad's Mental Health - Emotional Intelligence - Dad Jokes
1 month ago
9 minutes 30 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#319 | What Is The One Thing Your Children Need From You To Flourish? - Dad's Mental Health - Emotional Intelligence - Dad Jokes
1 month ago
5 minutes 17 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#318 | 5 Grounding Thoughts to Help You Out of Bed On Your Darkest Days | Mental Health Support for Fathers
1 month ago
6 minutes 33 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#317 | Dad Mind Matters to Dad's Mental Health: A Fresh Start With the Same Awful Jokes
1 month ago
4 minutes 29 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#297 | BJJ, Love & Marriage 5 Surprising Similarities - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
7 minutes 19 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#299 | Five Key Reasons Why BJJ Contributes To A Longer Life - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
7 minutes 27 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#295 | Why This Hobby Is Ideal For Older Adults - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
7 minutes 27 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#309 | What Dad & Canadian Entrepreneur Says Matters Most In Family Life - Parenting, Ma
2 months ago
15 minutes 7 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#296 | Why Listening To Stranger's OCD Struggles Helps Me With Mine - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
5 minutes 40 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#285 | How to sensitively ask your wife if her reduced interest in sex is a hormonal change or a deeper problem? - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
10 minutes 9 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#291 | From Chaos to Calm: The Morning Routine of a PRO Dad - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
13 minutes 26 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#302 | Why Is BJJ The Perfect Hobby For 40 Plus Practitioners? - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
14 minutes 52 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#303 | Mental Health Advice For Dads From A Police Negotiator? - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
15 minutes 37 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#315 | What It Mean To Let Men Be Men & Women Be Women - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
17 minutes 48 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#313 | 5 Female Stars Who Battle OCD (4 Are Parents) - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
8 minutes 59 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
#288 | What Women Think Men Care About That They Probably Don't - Parenting, Marriage & Mental Health Support For Dads
2 months ago
12 minutes 58 seconds

Dad's Mental Health
Hello, I'm James Macdonald and a decade ago, I was stressed and overwhelmed at my role as a husband and (exhausted) father of 3, not really knowing how to be the best man I could be. Many years, pitfalls and enough flat whites to sink a battleship later, I’m a lot happier and confident and on a mission to help other dads be the best family man they can be without losing their minds. Dad's Mental Health is for all dads who sometimes feel overwhelmed at their responsibility and feel like their mental health may be on a slow and silent decline. For the men who always feel like they’re in the doghouse but don’t know why. Here you’ll learn effective and actionable ways to deal with things such as toddler tantrums, passive aggressive partners and hopefully getting more happiness and laughter into your life. You are not alone in how you are feeling, and in Dad's Mental Health you will find a much-needed place where hopefully you’ll realise that you're doing much better than anyone, including you, is giving you credit for. With new advice and stories every week you can learn to safely navigate family life AND have a laugh, all in the time it takes you to walk to the shop on your completely made mission to get milk. If you’re ready to be the happier, more confident family man you know you can be, scroll up and click ‘FOLLOW’.