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Dads + Partners Groups

Education and connection for new and expecting partners!

Our Dads and Partners Groups are forums where partners and spouses can meet and talk about parenthood. Whether you are new, experienced, or an expecting parent, it is helpful to speak about this transition among people who get it. Come for advice, come to voice your experience, or come to listen.

We believe that non-gestating partners play a vital role in their children’s development, self esteem, and connection with the world. These circles will support you in exploring your identity as a parent and your relationship with your children and partner.

 

Dads Group

Facilitated by Mark Fields, a husband, father of three, life coach, and teacher. This is a space to foster growth and curiosity and tap into the collective wisdom of fathers in your community.

Our rotating themes are based on the requests of our clients. Let us know what you would like to spend time with!

Dads Group Meets in Person on Thursdays
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

April Themes

4.9 Identify Shifts
4.16 Finding Balance
4.23 Bonding With Your Baby

 

$150 per series per person

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Partners Group

Dads, Spouses, and Intended Parents

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Becoming a parent without carrying your child brings joy, but it can also come with unique challenges—feeling invisible, worrying about bonding, or navigating shifting roles in your relationship.

Whether you’re part of an LGBTQ+ family, a heterosexual couple, or a family formed through third-party reproduction, this group provides support, validation, and concrete strategies for embracing your role with confidence and connection. 

4 Weekly Sessions (in-person)

DATES: TBD

If you are interested in joining a group, let us know and we will reach out when the next group starts! hello@yourvillagebirth.com 

Facilitated by Ana Velouise, LMFT a queer mother of twins and reproductive mental health therapist, weekly topics are:

  • Finding Your Place in the Parenting Story
  • Building Bonds Beyond Birth
  • Relationships, Roles, and Recognition
  • Claiming Legitimacy and Thriving as a Family