Jared PogueLicensed Professional Counselor, MEd, LPC, C-DBT, ADHD-C

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Are you a new dad who feels more alone, overwhelmed, or misunderstood than you ever expected to feel—despite doing everything you’re “supposed” to do? Many new fathers are quietly struggling with isolation, motivation, and the pressure to hold it all together while their lives fundamentally change. You may be more involved with your child than previous generations of dads, yet feel unsure how to balance work expectations, family needs, and your own mental health. If you’re feeling stretched thin, disconnected from yourself, or like you’re constantly falling behind, you’re not broken—you just need support! View 4 Photos I specialize in working with new dads and new parents who are trying to adjust to this identity shift while maintaining their sense of self. This includes fathers who are working full-time, part-time, or staying home as primary caregivers. Many of the men I work with feel pressure to be emotionally present, productive, supportive partners—and reliable worker

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