Meet the Facilitators
Dr. Danny Singley
I’m a consultant and licensed clinical psychologist specializing in men’s issues as well as a father of two young children. Teaching classes for new fathers is a natural fit for me because I love teaching, working with men in a “guy-friendly” way, and was a new dad just a few years ago.
I live in San Diego and my professional duties include a private practice involving psychotherapy with individuals, couples, and groups as well as research consulting with a variety of organizations.
DI am also also currently the Chair of the San Diego Psychological Association’s Men’s Issues Committee and the Chair Elect of the American Psychological Association’s Section on Positive Psychology.
In my free time, I enjoy surfing, scuba diving, reading, and taking my kids on hikes to places where they can get dirty and throw rocks.
Chuck Flacks, MFT
Chuck Flacks has been teaching the Basic Training For Dads-To-Be class for the past five years. His beautiful, nearly-grown children, aged 17 and 15 are playing music, making films, and enjoying high school at Canyon Crest Academy in Carmel Valley. He'd like to take credit for all of their gifts and maturity, but he'd be lying.
A trained therapist, Chuck works with community organizations and market research companies facilitating planning meetings, reaction research to messaging campaigns, and helping to organize consensus around particular needed decisions. He loves teaching the Dad's class because it keeps him young and he loves to clear that "deer in the headlights" look that "pregnant dads" all seem to have.
