Beyond betrayal : taking charge of your life after boyhood sexual abuse / Richard B. Gartner.
2005
362.764 G244b 2005
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Title
Beyond betrayal : taking charge of your life after boyhood sexual abuse / Richard B. Gartner.
Author
ISBN
0471619108 (cloth)
9780471619109 (cloth)
9780471619109 (cloth)
Imprint
Hoboken, N.J. : John Wiley & Sons, ©2005.
Language
English
Description
xi, 244 pages ; 25 cm
Call Number
362.764 G244b 2005
System Control No.
(OCoLC)56924952
(OCoLC)56924952
(OCoLC)56924952
Summary
Providing empowering action steps and written specifically for survivors of male sexual abuse as well as their spouses, partners, and loved ones, Beyond Betrayal is based on Richard Gartner's decades of experience as a psychologist, psychoanalyst, and advocate for sexually abused men. Covering both male and female abuse of boys and young men, Dr. Gartner explores the different types of abuse, from sexual abuse with and without touch to covert abuse to trauma, revealing the profound impact of sexual betrayal by such caretakers as clergy, family, teachers, babysitters, and health professionals. Gartner explains how as a child one trusts out of necessity and how the betrayal of that trust ravages one's self-concept as a man while also wreaking havoc on one's relationships.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (pages 234-237) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
Trust and betrayal
Sexual abuse and manhood
Boundaries in relationships
Not knowing what you know, not feeling what you feel
Betrayal in families
Same-sex abuse and sexual orientation
When the abuser is female
Relating to others
Sexuality and intimacy
Taking charge
Safely experiencing emotions
Helping yourself heal
Deciding who you are
For families and loved ones.
Sexual abuse and manhood
Boundaries in relationships
Not knowing what you know, not feeling what you feel
Betrayal in families
Same-sex abuse and sexual orientation
When the abuser is female
Relating to others
Sexuality and intimacy
Taking charge
Safely experiencing emotions
Helping yourself heal
Deciding who you are
For families and loved ones.
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