All Good Fatherhood

Jason Kreidman

Dad University is an online course that helps dads work through their mental and emotional wellbeing whilst adjusting to their new and changing lifestyle. Jason is a passionate ambassador for men's wellbeing and his impressive ability to juggle life with kids and develop a course to support fathers is something to be marveled at. For any new fathers out there interested in exploring ways to improve their mindset as a dad, check out Dad University!

Tadhg Kennelly

Join us as we Join Tadhg Kennelly in Episode 16 of All Good Fatherhood. Tadhg was a player in the 2005 Sydney Swans premiership team. Having moved to Australia from Ireland during the early part of his career, Tadhg reflects on the growth of his own relationship with his dad and how this has informed his parenting. We can all learn something from Tadhg's honesty, hands on approach and light heartedness approach to being a Dad.

Carl Valeri

Join us as we join Carl Valeri in Episode 15 of All Good Fatherhood. Ex Socceroo and Melbourne Victory Captain, Carl takes us back to raising his first child while playing in Italy and adapting to life as a father whilst maintaining his status as an elite athlete. Carl is open, honest and it only takes a moment to realise just how much he loves being a dad.

Hugh Van Cuylenburg

Join us as we join Hugh Van Cuylenburg in Episode 14 of All Good Fatherhood. Hugh' s been speaking to parents about their kids for a long time but it wasn't until he became a parent himself that he realised that now he probably gets it. While The reality of parenthood is that we won't be around forever, Hugh knows that there's lessons to be learnt every day with our kids and it's these lessons that are at the core of what Hugh's parenting is all about.

James

Join us as we join James in Episode 13 of All Good Fatherhood. James is a father who tends just to go with it. From initial heartache as parents to living internationally with his young family, James’ journey of fatherhood has seen him live through some big moments. As a kid who grew up rough and ready himself, James thinks it’s ok to fall over every now and then because things do heal, and experiences are there to be had.