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Mainstream Mental Health Radio Is Hosted By Dr. John HuberFather’s Day: How Your Relationship With Your Father In Adolescence Directly Impacts Your Mental Health As An AdultPeople who grow up having a strong relationship with their Father will be profoundly impacted differently than those who did not. Often times when we didn’t get something from our Fathers as a child such as unconditional love, acceptance, or even respect, we tend to seek these qualities out in others as adults.Did you grow up having one of these Fathers? Here’s how they may have impacted your childhood & adulthood. Funny DadA Father is who is constantly cracking jokes won’t be as uptight as other parents. Children who have a Dad like this can find the lighter side of gloomy situations and comfort themselves with humor well into their adulthood.Angry DadThis type of Father can make his kids feel disciplined, restricted, fearful, and judgmental about themselves and others. Adults of angry Fathers may have challenges in developing trustin