Separated Father’s Recovery

Men end their lives by suicide at three to four times therate of women. While no suicide can be attributed to a single cause, asignificant proportion of suicides take place in the context of relationship breakdown.

American Institute for Boys and Men

Dr. Kposowa, a sociologist at the University ofCalifornia–Riverside, suggested that society has undervalued the strength ofpaternal-child bonds, and thus underestimated the traumatic effect of severing those bonds through our typical custody arrangements. Further, we fail to appreciate the catastrophic financial impact of divorce on men, and the anger and resentment engendered by losses of both property and status in the wake of a divorce settlement.

Psychology Today

Always Dad

The Recovery Accelerator for Separated Fathers

This a powerful, step-by-step course is designed to help struggling fathers fast-track their emotional recovery after separation.

Rooted in lived experience and grounded in the lessons of the memoir Don’t Die Dad, this transformative program guides men through practical tools, personal reflection, and emotional reconnection.

From managing anger and rebuilding self-worth to reconnecting with children and finding peace, Always Dad offers real support for real fathers—helping them move from crisis to clarity with purpose and strength.

New Law Required. A 'Living with minors certificate' & 'Compulsory biological parent meeting with the introduced adult.’

Let's make a stand for the rights of biological parents and the safety of our children. Sign this petition to support the introduction of a 'living with minors certificate' and a 'compulsory meeting with a biological parent and the introduced adult', to ensure every child's wellbeing and every biological parent's peace of mind. Together, we can make this vital change happen.

Don’t Die Dad

A Separated Father’s Journey from Devastation to Peace and Acceptance…is a raw and deeply moving memoir tracing the founders emotional climb through the wreckage of family separation, addiction, and estrangement. Told over three days of hiking in New Zealand—but spanning a decade of pain, reflection, and growth—it offers powerful insight into the collapse and rebuilding of identity, fatherhood, and purpose. Honest, relatable, and redemptive, this story is a lifeline for any parent navigating loss, silence, or the long road to healing.

Mark

Woodley

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