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The Father Daughter Weekend is a chance for you and your daughters to bond, play, grow, connect and talk openly and honestly about your relations. It’s a chance for fathers to connect with other fathers for support and for daughters connect with each other.
Activities are designed to push each Father/ Daughter pair to grow & enrich their relationship. There are separate activities for older and younger daughters, age 13 being the general age line. The weekend gives each of you a chance to play & connect and be with others Dads & daughters in a safe setting. There are playful creative activities games, challenging connecting activities, and time for dads to connect with other Dads and daughters to connect with other daughters. All ages are welcome and we have seen amazing transformations in relationships of all ages.
Father/ Daughter Texas is a 501 (C)3 Non- Profit Organization. Our mission is to enhance, heal, and enrich your relationship with your father or daughter through educational trainings.
Open to all daughters ages eight through adult. In the past, we have had daughters up to the age of forty-five! Open to all dads, step-dads, surrogate fathers, father figures, etc!
Our trainings start on Friday evening and go through Sunday afternoon. The trainings are a mixture of fun and light processes, and more emotionally challenging processes that are designed to strengthen the father-daughter relationship. Trainings are open to all daughters above the age of eight. Daughters ages eight through thirteen are split off from the teenage and adult daughters [when necessary], each age group attending the age-appropriate processes. Our trainings are held in a retreat center near Madisonville, Texas. All meals and lodging are included in the retreat cost, which is found below.
1. Dads teach daughters to love themselves both inward and outward.
2. Dads encourage their daughters to dream big and aspire to whatever goals they wish to achieve.
3. Dads set the standards for how their daughter’s potential dates should treat them.
4. Dads teach their daughters that they matter most.
5. Dads protect their daughters from whatever obstacles that life throws at them.
