Training and consulting that show how organizations and institutions can accomplish more (and accomplish it faster) by tapping the untapped (or rarely tapped) natural resource of fathers and stepfathers. Interactive in-services and workshops teach professionals how to overcome hurdles that inhibit father engagement, assess their own “father-friendliness,” and implement proven strategies to get dads to help you get your work done more efficiently.

For fathers or for professionals: how to identify, understand and overcome the cultural attitudes that hinder dad involvement in children’s lives. Keynotes and/or participatory sessions on hurdles like Silence of the Dads, Cultural Stereotypes, Provider Predicament and Protector Predicament.

Dads and stepdads hold unique leverage in girls’ lives. This keynote and/or participatory session explains why—and (drawing on the experience of thousands of dads) gives dozens of practical steps men can use to inspire, understand and support their daughters.

The Dads & Daughters® Togetherness Guide 90 minutes of low-tech, inexpensive and fun Dad & Daughter activities that create memories, build communication and strengthen father-daughter relationships.

Today’s pregnant fathers are more involved than ever—and have more opportunity to be their own kind of dad. This workshop shares stories, tips, information and inspiration for expectant dads—and moms

A dad’s first year is a whirlwind of responsibility, learning and wonder. This workshop shows dads and moms how to increase father engagement, know what to expect through infancy and how to experience the joy of fathering from the heart.

We live in the marketing age, which impacts families in ways we often don’t realize. This session demonstrates the ubiquity of marketing media—along with simple steps parents take to fight back, teach media literacy and stay in touch with the realities that nurture families.

Popular on college campuses! From an early age, daughters battle hyper-sexualization, self-doubt and body image obsession. Drawing on his book “The Body Myth,” Joe explains the causes and consequences—for sons and daughters—and then shows how families can protect their kids from corrosive messages and images.

It’s counterintuitive but true: When dads get involved in their kids’ lives, they become better employees. Absenteeism drops, productivity rises and company loyalty grows. Learn well-tested strategies for both fathers and companies to improve family balance, family health and corporate well-being.

From 1 hour to 1 day long, these specially designed sessions meet the unique needs of your organization and population.