
Dr. Richard Hogan
Psychotherapist and author who specialises in parenting, attachment and mental health, invited to discuss fatherhood, breaking family cycles and positive masculinity.
Top 3 podcasts with Dr. Richard Hogan
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Nov 8, 2025 • 29min
“I had a deep fear that I would be a bad dad because of my childhood” - Richard Hogan
Richard Hogan, a psychotherapist and author specializing in parenting, dives into the complexities of fatherhood. He explores the evolution of dad roles and the pressure to overcome traumatic childhood patterns. Hogan emphasizes the importance of positive masculinity and the balance between guiding children and allowing them to grow independently. He discusses how to set family values, the significance of humor and play in bonding, and practical approaches for single parents. His insights offer a refreshing perspective on resilience in parenting.

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Oct 18, 2025 • 7min
Ask the Expert: Preparing for Retirement
Dr. Richard Hogan, a family psychotherapist, shares insights on the emotional nuances of transitioning into retirement. He emphasizes the importance of planning not just financially, but emotionally, to avoid fear-driven choices. Hogan reframes retirement as a vibrant new chapter, urging individuals to chase passions, like his own dream of shoemaking in Florence. He also discusses how couples can enhance intimacy during shared retirement and advocates redefining self-worth beyond jobs. Practical steps for a fulfilling retirement journey are also outlined.

Oct 4, 2025 • 26min
“Break ups? They’re bloody hard!” - Richard Hogan
Richard Hogan, a psychotherapist and author, shares his expertise on navigating the tricky waters of break-ups, separation, and divorce. He discusses the painful realities of rejection and how it impacts our identity. Hogan offers advice on communicating with children during separations, stressing the importance of supportive language. He also explains how to maintain healthy boundaries post-separation and why living under tension can harm kids. Ultimately, he highlights the significance of honest communication for personal growth and relationship fulfillment.


