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Boys and Men Healing
by Kathy Barbini & Simon Weinberg
A Big Voice Pictures Production, 2010
Boys and Men Healing premiered at the MaleSurvivor 12th International Conference in
New York City on March 19, 2010. It was our privilege to also welcome to the conference
the three courageous men who were featured in the film, Mark Crawford and David Lisak, both of
whom are members of MaleSurvivor, as well as Tony Rogers and film producer Kathy Barbini.
Boys and Men Healing is an excellent education and training resource that is now being distributed
throughout the United States, as well as worldwide.
Back on Track Men talking about Childhood Sexual Assault
by SECASA (South Eastern Centre Against Sexual Assault)
Back on Track is a unique uplifting short film about the healing journeys of men who have experienced childhood sexual assault. To view a trailer of this documentary, please click on the above graphic.
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Articles by Survivors and Professionals
"It is not now, nor has it ever been your fault!"
Sexual abuse in any form is never the fault of a child or teenager. There is nothing
you could possibly say, do, infer, ask for, or initiate that can remove the responsibility
every adult has to protect and nurture children and teenagers.
Despite any instruction from anyone that has abused you, protected your abuser,
encouraged you to keep silent, or in any way kept the fact of your being a victim
to a vile criminal act from those that can help you, realize your life and your
future is not theirs to manipulate or control.
You may feel afraid, alone, and wondering what to do or where to go. There are numerous
resources in your local community, state, on this and other websites.
We encourage you to reach out to someone you can trust such as a teacher, relative,
a friend's family, school counselors, local law enforcement and social service agencies.
Find a Therapist/Professional
Be Silent No Longer by Fred Tolson
Are we not Men? by John Fowler
Couldn't have written this one any better myself...
by K. Sullivan
What You Should Know About Child Sexual Abuse
The American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Sexually Victimized Boys Virginia Child Protection
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