The Driveway for Work
Support for the dads on your team.
Small, private peer groups where working fathers can say the hard part out loud, before it shows up at home or at work.
Most parent support is built for mothers.
Dads carry real struggles too: no sleep, a changed relationship, money pressure, a short fuse. Many never say it out loud, even at home, and fewer still will bring it up at work. A room of other dads is often the first place they do.
fathers experience depression around their baby's birth. In dads it often looks like irritability or anger, not sadness.
Paulson & Bazemore, JAMA 2010 · Richardson et al., 2025What your dads get
Groups of six to eight dads, matched by life stage: expecting, the first year, older kids, co-parenting. Every two weeks with a host, by text, voice or video. Cameras are always optional.
Short audio sessions for the drive home, "What to say when…" scripts for hard conversations, and practical guides for every stage.
A session each quarter, such as "It doesn't always look like sadness" or "Back at work with a newborn."
You pay. They stay anonymous.
Dads join with a company code and a handle. No name needed. You see how many joined and how they rated it. Never who, and never what was said.
Founding partners
A three-month pilot for up to 25 dads.
Set-up, Dad Circles, the Library for every dad who joins, one lunchtime talk, and an anonymous report at the end. We're taking three founding partners.
Book a 20-minute callWho you'll talk to
Jon, founder of The Driveway. He's a dad himself, with a career in sales and business development, and the one person at The Driveway who isn't anonymous. Write to info@thedrivewaydads.com.