BrothaTalk

The Fathers We Forget:

Why Bereaved Dads Need More Than Our Sympathy.

There is a question we rarely ask when a child dies “who is looking after the father?”

When a family experiences the unimaginable loss of a child, our attention naturally turns towards mothers. We ask how they are coping, surround them with practical support and recognise the visible impact of their grief. Fathers, by contrast, often become the people expected to hold everything together. They comfort their partners, make funeral arrangements, return to work and quietly absorb the expectations placed upon them.

The Black Men’s Self -Love Workbook

Created by Aswad Aarif, this workbook is designed for brothers who are ready to start the work of healing, growing and learning to show themselves the same love they give others.

The Black Men’s Self-Love Workbook is a guide to help brothers heal, reflect and build a healthier relationship with themselves. Inside are tools for managing stress, navigating trauma and cultivating inner peace.

Self-love is not an indulgence, it is the foundation for your wellness.

This book is an invitation to slow down, care for yourself, and connect with what matters most to you.