H72-21/191-2004E
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Abuse in Gay Male Relationships: A Discussion Paper
by Kevin Kirkland, Ph.D.
 This discussion paper provides an overview of available knowledge on the nature and extent of abuse in gay male relationships. It situates the issue in a cultural context, examining myths surrounding homosexuality and gay relationships as well as the obstacles that victims may face when seeking help to deal with or escape from such relationships. The paper identifies risk factors and abusive patterns and concludes with suggestions as to where helpful resources and services may be found -- by individuals as well as professionals who work with victims and/or perpetrators. 2004, 21 p. |
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Directory of Services and Programs for Abused Men in Canada
by the NCFV
Grouped by province and territory, this 2004 directory lists programs and services across Canada. Each organization is listed with a brief description of its services as well as current contact information. Where possible, the description identifies the type of service provided, relevant fees, and whether services are available in English and/or French. 2004, 66p. |
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Husband Abuse: An Overview of Research and Perspectives
by Leslie Tutty
This discussion paper provides insight into the issue of abuse against men by their intimate partners. It summarizes information from three sources: literature on husband abuse, studies in which abused men describe their experiences, and conversations with representatives from approximately 40 family violence treatment programs and men's issues groups. 1999, 28 p. |
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Intimate Partner Abuse Against Men - Overview Paper
by Dr. Eugen Lupri and Dr. Elaine Grandin
This document provides an overview of the available research findings on the nature and extent of abuse committed by women against their intimate male partners, as well as an examination of the various methods that have been used in that
research. It identifies risk factors and the physical and psychological effects on victims. Finally, it considers issues relevant to prevention and offers suggestions on what individuals (victims, friends and professionals) can do and what resources and services they can access for help. 2004, 13 p. |
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The Invisible Boy: Revisioning the Victimization of Male Children and Teens
by Frederick Mathews
This document provides insight into the issue of sexual abuse of male children and teens. It outlines the prevalence of sexual abuse against boys and male teens in various settings, summarizes data on the perpetrators of the abuse, and identifies some of the effects on survivors. Implications for research, assessment, treatment, and program development are also presented. 1996, 68 p. |
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Opening the Door: A Treatment Model for Therapy with Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse
by Adrienne Crowder
This resource describes a treatment model for individual or group therapy for male survivors of sexual abuse. The document acknowledges the challenges of therapeutic impasses and client/ therapist gender dynamics. Included is a list of written and video resources that could be used for training or reference purposes. 1993,145p. |
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When Boys Have Been Sexually Abused: A Guide for Young Boys
by the Vancouver Incest and Sexual Abuse Centre
This booklet describes the experiences and feelings of seven boys who have been sexually abused. It emphasizes that sexual abuse is wrong. The booklet explains how to get help and what to expect from a parent or sexual abuse counsellor. 1991,15p. |
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When Males Have Been Sexually Abused: A Guide for Adult Male Survivors
by the Vancouver-Richmond Incest and Sexual Abuse Centre
This booklet addresses some of the most common questions and concerns of adult male survivors of sexual abuse. It includes information about how to recognize sexual abuse, how to get help, what to expect from counselling, and how to tell a partner. 1994,22p. |
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When Teenage Boys Have Been Sexually Abused: A Guide for Teenagers
by the Vancouver Incest and Sexual Abuse Centre
Designed for teenage boys who have been sexually abused, this booklet provides an overview of sexual abuse and its effects, focusing on the stories of teenage boys who have been abused. It explains some of the laws about sexual activity and highlights what can be accomplished through counselling and support groups. 1991,18p. |
