My husband does not feel safe talking to other males due to his history or females due to where his mind goes. He did say that if I could find him an e-book that he would read it.
He was abused "in every way possible" by 2 step fathers. We now have two children and he is nervous around them due to his past.
Any e-books that may be helpful?
Thanks for any help!

Hello,

Try "victims no longer" by Mike Lew...

There is an autobiography by Chris Carlton (a member on this board) called Nice to Meet Me.

It's easy to read and understand, tells a personal journey of healing and still has some humor in it. It might be a good intro before he starts the healing process.

If you can, get him here with interesting threads that you point out to him. My husband comes here infrequently, but I can get him to look at specific threads that I think might apply, or I use it as a discussion to get his perspective on things.

Chris Carlton's book is highly recommended. Nice To Meet Me. It even takes you through the process of finding a therapist and knowing whether that therapist is the one for you. It is a book written from a survivor to other survivors. It is not a book written by a therapist. I enjoyed reading it because it is generally uplifting and not depressing, yet it is highly informative about the process of recovery. Yet it takes you through the struggles of a guy who is trying to deal with his childhood sexual abuse. And he has many struggles.

The book is available online (I think it's free) and it can be purchased from Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/Nice-Meet-Me-Chris-Carlton/dp/0578098407/

Here is the web site for Chris Carlton: Burying Jack

http://buryingjack.com/

Puffer

GoodHope and pufferfish: thank you for that suggestion! This book was not on my radar yet. After reading the preview pages, this book seems like a good resource for both him and I as he starts on the path to recovery. I ordered it immediately!