Council of Fathers
Noah Goldstein, Dave BonaiutoWe’re here to serve Fathers on their journeys to become integrated men who can effectively express their love and lead their families, by facilitating groups, teaching, and one-on-one coaching.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 72 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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Questing...
I’m reading Lord of the Rings my 11-year old daughter right now, and while our attempt to bring Fathers together to learn and grow and feel supported is no where near the Herculean task of delivering the Ring to the fires of Mordor, I can’t...
Trying New Things...
Last week Dave and I did something we’ve never done before - we co-facilitated a workshop about the sacred masculine and sacred feminine with 3 women. Two of the other women we had only just met. We went out of our comfort zone, out of what...
Syzygy: The Union of Opposites
My dad used to say that all babies come out of the womb speaking Hungarian. This was just his way of expressing to his Hungarian wife how foreign her native tongue sounded to his Italian-American ears.
Council of Fathers is a reader-suppo...
Grief and Gratitude
As Noah wrote about in last week’s newsletter, we just recently completed our first 12 week, online journey with dozens of men from around the State. Together we explored what it means to Father From the Heart.
Council of Fathers is a rea...
Celebrating Hope
This week Dave and I completed the first cohort of Fathering from the Heart. We spent our time with a beautiful group of earnest, loving, devoted dads integrating our 12 week journey and celebrating its completion. Dads who described themse...
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I'm a father and partner who practices acupuncture, coaching, herbal medicine, writing, and gardening in attempt to be a human and to belong in some way to this thing we call life.
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