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We are also open for submissions from anyone at all. If your topic is related to men healing from sexual victimization, we'd love to hear from you. This includes male survivors, clinicians, journalists, writers, poets, and even visual artists.

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After a hiatus since October 2024, the MenHealing Blog is back. Formerly considered an Alumni blog, the new blog will now include articles from MenHealing Staff, Facilitators, Board Members, and occasional guest writers from within our greater community— and maybe even from you.

We are also open for submissions from anyone at all. If your topic is related to men healing from sexual victimization, we'd love to hear from you. This includes male survivors, clinicians, journalists, writers, poets, and even visual artists. You don't have to be a professional anything. We believe all people deserve the chance to express themselves about this important topic.

We don't have a formal submission process at this time, so please reach out to us through our Contact Form.

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