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The Personal Fathering Profile (PFP)
...A personalized, state-of-the-art, 12-page report prepared by the National Center for Fathering. Based on input from dads (and their wives, if married) to 138 questions.
The PFP provides comprehensive feedback for dads as an aid in evaluating their fathering practices.
The PFP is designed to enhance the learning and benefits of the Dads of Destiny Small Group Study.
What men are saying about the PFP:
"It gives me a snapshot of where I stand, both from my perspective and my wife's."
"The PFP quantifies strengths and weaknesses, so I can chart a map for my fathering. Growth needs a reference point; otherwise, we're just talking about warm fuzzies and opinions.""If I don't know where I am and don't know where I want to go as a father, then it's pretty hard to make any progress in the right direction. With the PFP, I can focus where I really need work and not just 'shotgun' my efforts. This is a tool for life change."
Some of the information you'll receive Sample pages shown)
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Comparisons to other fathers on key fathering practices of Involvement, Consistency Awareness, Nurturance |
Input on leading, relating to children, equipping your children, relating to your wife |
Descriptions of your fathering Involvement,Consistency, Awareness and Nurturing practices |
Your levels of satisfaction as a father |
Benefits
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Feedback on strengths as a father
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Feedback on areas to improve upon as a father
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Comparison of his fathering style to other dads
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Understanding of his style of interacting with his children
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A review of his satisfaction in five areas related to dads
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Feedback from his wife on four major dimensions of fathering
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Insight into what effective fathers do
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A powerful tool is small group discussions
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