Fatherhood Research, Policy, and Mental Health: Dr. Tova Walsh on Why Fathers Must Be Included
About this episode
Kenneth Braswell discusses the importance of including fathers in family-serving systems with Dr. Tova Walsh.
What happens when systems say “family” but still design services mainly around mothers and children? In this episode of I Am Dad Podcast, Kenneth Braswell sits down with Dr. Tova Walsh to explore fatherhood research, social work, maternal and child health, child support, paternal mental health, and why fathers must be fully included in family-serving systems.
People in this episode
Host: Kenneth Braswell
Guest: Dr. Tova Walsh
Topics covered
- fatherhood research
- mental health
- social work
- family services
- paternal inclusion
- maternal and child health
Keywords
- fatherhood
- mental health
- family services
- social work
- paternal inclusion
- child support
- maternal health
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: maternal and child health, child support, fatherhood research, social work, paternal mental health
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