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Being there: a qualitative study of how fathers overcome obstacles to intimacy with their children
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Being There: a Qualitative Study of How Fathers Overcome Obstacles to Intimacy with Their Children. Waterloo Lutheran Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/ef980e79-62d5-43b5-a573-ea0b8e7d1945.APA citation style (7th ed.)
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- This project explores the qualities that help or hinder a father's relationship to his children. 'Being there' emerges as a phrase used by men, women, and children to describe the task of fathering, in contrast to the parental 'otherness' that characterizes unhealthy fathering practices. Four general landscapes--cognition, affect, communication, and action--present roadblocks to intimacy and opportunities for 'being there' for a father with his children. The project proposes a psychoeducational program for fathers in therapy with a list of tasks and strategies that may help fathers wanting to 'be there' for their children.
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