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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2025 · 27 MIN

Episode 12: The Inner Growth of Being a Father

from Mind and Spirit Podcast: With Luke Johanni · host Luke Johanni, LGPC, NCC

Fatherhood isn’t just about raising children. It’s about who a man becomes in the process.In Episode 12 of Mind and Spirit, Catholic-integrative therapist Luke Johanni explores the inner growth of being a father. Drawing from psychology, attachment research, and lived experience, this episode looks at how fatherhood forms a man from the inside out.You’ll learn why presence matters, how emotional regulation shapes a child’s sense of safety, and why moments of struggle (crying, conflict, and repair) are often where the deepest growth happens.This episode also reflects on fatherhood through a faith-integrated lens, showing how steady, attuned presence mirrors both secure attachment and the heart of a good Father.Whether you’re a new dad, a seasoned father, or reflecting on your own experience of being fathered, this episode offers clarity, encouragement, and a grounded vision of fatherhood as being rooted in formation.If this conversation spoke to you, share it with another father who could benefit. Subscribe to Mind and Spirit for future episodes, and explore more resources at RestoredChristianCounseling.com.

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