Resources for Male Victims of Domestic Violence

Resources for Male Victims of Domestic Violence

Disclaimer: These resources were recommended by men who were victims of domestic violence.  The College of Public Health, Dr. Hines, and her research team did not personally vet these agencies to verify that they provide competent services or resources.

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Online Resources

 

Professionals whose books, videos, research, etc., men have found helpful:

  • Jordan Peterson (author, clinical psychologist, Youtuber, and professor). YouTube videos were specifically mentioned as helpful to listen to. https://www.youtube.com/c/JordanPetersonVideos
  • Ann Silvers (author, counselor, relationship coach). Her book “Abuse OF Men BY Women: It happens, it hurts, and it's time to get real about it” was mentioned as specifically very helpful
  • Diane Langberg (psychologist, author). She has done work on trauma and sexual assault and understands the particular problems that men have with IPV/DV
  • Lara Stemple (professor, researcher). She has excellent research on the incidence of male sexual assaults
  • Joan Cook (Yale researcher, author, clinical psychologist). A strong advocate for renewed understandings on sexual assault and the minimization of male needs.
  • Dana Morningstar’s book Out of the Fog
  • Andrew Pain (life coach, author, Tedx/Keynote Speaker): His speeches on YouTube were especially helpful
  • Robert Wells (founder of the Domestic Abuse Business Support, speaker, author): on social media
  • Lisa A. Ramano: YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/lisaaromano1
  • Doctor Ramani: YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/DoctorRamani
  • Dr. Travis Gee (author, researcher, blogger)
  • Phil Mitchell (male domestic assault specialist, therapist, Project Coordinator of a male only child sexual exploitation (CSE) service): TV, social media, therapeutic practice
  • Warren Farrell (author, activist)