New therapy aims to ease the mental burden on fathers of kids with disabilities

This study is testing whether a therapy program is practical and helpful for fathers raising children with developmental disabilities like autism or ADHD. It will involve 50 fathers in Hong Kong, with half receiving a new therapy and half receiving general health talks. The main goal is to see if the study can be run smoothly and to get an early idea of whether the therapy can reduce feelings of shame, guilt, and depression while improving fathers' quality of life.