
Ep. 68 Is It Just Us Or... Are Dads Taking On a New Role In Parenting? With Guest Donegal Daddy
This week, we are delighted to be joined by Micheál Brennan aka Donegal Daddy (follow him here) for an honest conversation about fatherhood and parenting. He shares what led him to become a stay-at-home dad to his three children, the realities of being the parent at home, and his own experiences with ADHD and struggles with his mental health. We talk identity, parenting, the pressures dads can face, and what happens when family life doesn’t follow the traditional script! This conversation was truly inspiring and we hope you love it as much as we did! Get in touch with us at isitjustuspod@gmail.com and remember to like and subscribe to our pod! Thanks so much for listening x This episode is proudly sponsored by MindPath If you are worrying and wondering whether your child or teenager could have ADHD, MindPath’s pre-assessment is for you. MindPath offers a holistic ADHD assessment pathway for children and teenagers, supported by a multidisciplinary team who are there to help you every step of the way. And you don’t have to commit to a full assessment to get started. If a full assessment is the right next step, MindPath can guide you through the process, with flexible payment options including Klarna Pay in 3. Depending on your policy, you may also be able to claim some of the cost through private health insurance. 👉 Start your child or teenager’s ADHD pre-assessment for €5 when you use the code PODCAST50 for 50% off HERE Thank you to Mindpath for sponsoring this podcast Hayley and Debbie are both Child and Adolescent Psychotherapists specialising in Play Therapy. They are also both mothers and former primary school teachers. You can follow Debbie on instagram here and Hayley here Hayley and Debbie offer therapy, parent support, courses and webinars and school support. Contact them on their websites below. https://debbiecullinane.ie/ https://www.hayley-rice.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.


















