A New Warrior Looks at Fathers and Sons
We in the ManKind Project spend a lot of our time and energy talking about the relationship between fathers and sons. Its gold and its shadows. Anyone trying to shed more light on the fascinating topic of this critical aspect of being a man is doing a service to all humanity.
One such individual is Scott Woerner, a New Warrior brother currently training as a psychologist, working in a Men’s Trauma program and doing research on Fathers of Teenage boys. He is requesting assistance from our community in his research.
Aho, brothers!
My name is Scott Woerner and I am a doctoral candidate in counseling psychology at Fordham University in New York.
I am conducting research on the effect of social behaviors and attitudes on the relationship between fathers and sons. If you are the father of a son between the ages of 11 and 18, I would appreciate it if you would take the time to complete a brief online survey.
In exchange for your participating you will earn a chance to participate in a lottery for a $100 gift certificate to amazon.com. It is my hope that this research will help us better understand how to help fathers and sons improve their relationships.
Here is the survey: Woener Fordham Survey
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