Steve Biddulph

Steve Biddulph is an Australian author, psychologist, and parenting educator known for his work on child development and masculinity. He has written several best-selling books that focus on raising boys, parenting, and emotional well-being. Biddulph has had a significant impact on how parents and educators approach gender and child-rearing, particularly in Australia and the UK.


Early Life and Education

  • 1974 : Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Tasmania in Hobart, Tasmania.

Career and Achievements

Steve Biddulph began his career as a family therapist and gradually shifted to public speaking and writing on parenting and child psychology. He gained international recognition with his book *Manhood* in 1994, followed by *Raising Boys*, which became a widely influential guide for parents and educators. Biddulph is known for advocating emotional openness in boys and men, and his work has contributed to changes in educational and parenting practices. He has also been active in campaigns concerning mental health and gender equality.


Publications

2018 2013 2003 1998 1997 1994
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1985
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Organizations

Campaign Against Sexualization of Children (2000s–present)

  • Advocate and spokesperson raising awareness about the harms of early sexualization in media and advertising.

Psychologists for Peace (dates unspecified)

  • Supporter of peaceful parenting approaches and mental health advocacy.