- promoting a clearer understanding of men's experience -
We have not yet attended these workshops so can’t yet endorse them, but the web page information suggests Mr Taylor is on the right track. We will send a representative to one of the workshops, and post this information here in case anyone else might be interested.
Link to view website https://www.taylormadetrainingconsulting.com/workshop-calendar
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I have attended a workshop run by Barry Taylor after the Men Being Well -Well Being Men conference in Masterton several years ago. He is an experienced presenter and with good ideas on this topic. Allan Kidz Need Dadz (Wellington)
Comment by Allan Harvey — Fri 4th August 2017 @ 6:04 pm
Sound pretty good to me.
His efforts alone are more that our government’s in addressing male suicide.
Comment by DJ Ward — Fri 4th August 2017 @ 7:42 pm