Adult males often internalize the "badness" of the experience and interpret their role in the abuse from a child's perspective, believing somehow they were bad


 

Welcome to Healing Broken Men Ministries


(supporting adult men who experienced childhood sexual abuse)

Why Healing Broken Men?  I wanted to create a safe place where men could share their abuse experiences without the fear of being ridiiculed, condemned or made to feel less manly  because the abuse.  I wanted to create a place where each participants knows from the moment he walks in the door that everyone has a story to share and therefore can readily relate to him.  I wanted a place were men could learn about real masculinity ithat comes from character and being authentic. I wanted a place were men could feel comfortable and accepted as they shared and expressed the emotions associated with their abuse without shame.  I wanted to create a place where each person leaves the retreat knowing that they are loved, accepted and belong and have strategies for addressing their issues.   I wanted to create a place for men who are really ready to start healing, no more excuses but action.   - Thomas Edward -

Helping Men Since 2001
Retreat Workshop
Join others from around the country at this safe private healing retreat.  The journey begins or continues here. 
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Podcasts
Get plugged in and listen as we discuss the hard issues, pornography cycle, disclosing, relationships, sexuality.
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Free Chapter
Test drive and receive a free chapter from the workshop book. Learn about various coping mechanisms, shame, guilt and stages of healing.
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The Video
Listen & watch this video  presentation. Participants share their perspectives on  how HBM helped them find freedom. Act now!
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Helping Men Heal from Pain of Childhood &  Adult Sexual Abuse

supportgroup  Support group.
Come join us and experience acceptance and belonging. You can talk here

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  Consultation
Would you like to speak with Thomas Edward?  Just wondering what's next?  Schedule a call.
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Some men use promiscuity or hyper sexuality as a defensive mechanism to cope with the sexual abuse. Many must  prove their masculinity to themselves and others.