How Are You Dad

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What transpires when men transition into fatherhood?

Why do some fathers blossom, many fathers struggle, and how can we pinpoint those who do? What implications does this have for their offspring and their relationships? What measures can we take to address this?

This book illuminates the multifaceted aspects of antenatal/postnatal anxiety and depression in fathers - a topic unfamiliar to many.

It encompasses a diverse range of perspectives, including recent studies and research in this field, and sharing their voices to normalise the conversation.

With the high risk of suicide in new fathers and better outcomes for the whole family and the developing baby when we support fathers. Shouldn't we be asking "How Are You dad"?