A Father to Look Up To Panel

Date/Time: Tuesday 28th September; 8am - 9pm (AEST)

The quality of a father can be seen in the goals, dreams and aspirations he sets not only for himself, but for his family.” ― Reed B Markham

Research indicates that in most situations, mothers are often the primary carers in families of children with disability, but what about the role of fathers.

Join our panels of fathers as they discuss:

how they adjusted to change in what they thought their parenting role would be
the benefits of being involved in your child’s development and the contribution that fathers can make
how a father’s involvement in family life can enhance relationship satisfaction and overall family functioning.
what women want from their partners/children’s father; a trustworthy, mutually respectful, and communitive relationship
a reflective word of advice from fathers with lived experience raising children with disability

This discussion will open your eyes to the positive influence fathers have on their children’s development. You will hear first-hand experiences of how a father’s engagement helped their child and family thrive. And how fathers play an integral role in living a happy, healthy family life.
This panel is one NOT to be missed.

FAQ’s

Who is this panel for?

The panel is aimed towards parents and caregivers raising a child with disability. But we invite everyone to join this important conversation. Will the panel be accessible?

Please advise your accessibility requirements during registration. Captions will be available via the Otter within the Zoom webinar.

Will this panel be recorded?
The panel will be recorded and emailed to everyone who registers. Please make sure you register for this event so we can email you the recording.

Will I get to ask questions of the panel members?
There will be an opportunity ask questions of the panel members. You can either pre-submit your questions here or ask them during the webinar. We will try our best to get to all of the questions but cannot guarantee it.

Will the panel members and other attendees be able to see or hear me?
No. The panel will be hosted as a Zoom webinar. This means you can see the panel members, but you will not be on video or audio. Will the session be interactive?

You will be able to interact via chat function. The chat will be moderated by Reframing Disability.

Disclaimer: Reframing Disability provides an opportunity for families raising children with disability to learn from each other and share their experiences and resources. Reframing Disability does not provide personalised advice or services.