Preparing teenage fathers for parenthood: A group psychoeducational approach

Mark S. Kiselica · Andrea Rotzlen · Jill R. Doms

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Gender Roles and Identity Studies

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This article describes a group psychoeducational course for preparing teenage fathers for parenthood. The course includes three modules. Module 1 is designed to help young fathers to clarify their attitudes about masculinity and fatherhood. Module 2 covers child development and child care. Module 3 is focused on teaching responsible sexual behavior. This article concludes with suggestions for how to incorporate fatherhood training into other services for adolescent fathers.

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