Mental Health and Partner Abuse Resources for Men

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Mental Health and Partner Abuse Resources for Men

 

There aren't a lot of online mental health and partner abuse resources that are geared to men, so I'm putting together a resource list. 

I'll be adding to the list as I find more resources.

[Disclaimer: I am not responsible for advice you receive from any of these resources.]  

Men's Mental Health 

Real Men Feel podcast with Andy Grant

  • Real Men Feel was founded by author, speaker, and coach, Andy Grant, in an effort to offer more personal growth events and opportunities for men.

MenAlive Blog by Jed Diamond, PhD

  • Though focused on men’s health, MenAlive is also for women who care about the health of the men in their lives. Jed's passion in life is to support men, and the women who love them, in eliminating the stresses that undermine their health and wreck relationships.

Equality for Men and Boys 

Equality for Boys and Men

  • Seattle-based blog supporting empathy and equality for boys and men

 

Help For Men Who Are Being Abused by a Partner

Click here for information about my books about Abuse OF Men BY Women.

 

Organizations Working to improve laws

Coalition to End Domestic Violence

  • Working to reform domestic violence laws and policies to be more gender-inclusive 


Hotlines and support focused on helping men who are the targets of abuse by a partner

Resources for gay men

Generic DV hotlines

  • U.S. and Canada: 1-800-799-7233 – The National Domestic Violence Hotline (These resources have historically focused on helping women who are being abused and may be less male-friendly than organizations that are focused on helping men who are the targets of abuse by a partner.)

Shelters for Abused Men

There are many shelters around the world for abused women, but very few for abused men.

Here's the shelters for abused men that I have found (If you know of any others, please talk about them in the comments section below the post):

  • Taylor House for Men, Arkansas, US
  • The Family Place, TX, US   (They have multiple shelters including one for abused men.)
  • Valley Oasis, CA, US: "With a 65-bed capacity, the shelter provides services to men, women and children of all ages who are victims of domestic violence. The shelter provides shelter to victims from around the world due to being one of the first shelters in the country to provide services to men."

 

 

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