Promoting Mental Health in Fathers

Hi Camillia and Dr. Holliday, this topic is so important. It needs to be an ongoing topic of discussion so we can continue to break cycles of trauma, emotional suppression, and stigma. We see so many

Hi Camillia and Dr. Holliday, this topic is so important. It needs to be an ongoing topic of discussion so we can continue to break cycles of trauma, emotional suppression, and stigma. We see so many young people unable to handle their emotions.

Hello Dr. Holliday, your response is right on time and speaks to most (Black Fathers). Our culture of men have had passed down traumatic experiences and harmful statements, such as "boys don't cry," w

Hello Dr. Holliday, your response is right on time and speaks to most (Black Fathers). Our culture of men have had passed down traumatic experiences and harmful statements, such as "boys don't cry," which have stifled emotional expression and vulnerability. So much has profoundly impacted Black fathers, shaping their approach to fatherhood and often perpetuating a cycle of emotional suppression and unresolved trauma. I am grateful that you have a father that allowed you to be human. This article is indeed deep and deserves much discussion, because breaking the cycle and shattering the stigma is the new future.

Hi Camillia and Dr. Holliday, this topic is so important. It needs to be an ongoing topic of discussion so we can continue to break cycles of trauma, emotional suppression, and stigma. We see so many

Hi Camillia and Dr. Holliday, this topic is so important. It needs to be an ongoing topic of discussion so we can continue to break cycles of trauma, emotional suppression, and stigma. We see so many young people unable to handle their emotions.

Hello Dr. Holliday, your response is right on time and speaks to most (Black Fathers). Our culture of men have had passed down traumatic experiences and harmful statements, such as "boys don't cry," w

Hello Dr. Holliday, your response is right on time and speaks to most (Black Fathers). Our culture of men have had passed down traumatic experiences and harmful statements, such as "boys don't cry," which have stifled emotional expression and vulnerability. So much has profoundly impacted Black fathers, shaping their approach to fatherhood and often perpetuating a cycle of emotional suppression and unresolved trauma. I am grateful that you have a father that allowed you to be human. This article is indeed deep and deserves much discussion, because breaking the cycle and shattering the stigma is the new future.