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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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A young boy running through a field of tall grasses, towards a horizon of blue sky.

Running Into Myself

“Wow! This place is huge! This is gonna be great.” He’s in a onesie. It covers his feet with soft fabric. His excitement propels him. He runs into the house, down the hall, into the kitchen. He makes a sliding stop, changes directions, runs back and to the left,

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Seeing Pain, Feeling Connection

Seeing Pain, Feeling Connection

We all process the world differently. For those of us who carry deep trauma, things that barely register for others can hit us like a truck. A word, a tone, an image — and suddenly we’re shaken to the core. It’s an echo of old wounds, the lingering touch

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Free Benefit Concert for Survivors on Oct 26

Free Benefit Concert for Survivors on Oct 26

My name is Sam. I'm an alumni of MenHealing's Weekends of Recovery. MenHealing is hosting a free online benefit concert called Ripple Effect in just under two weeks– at 4pm PT / 7pm ET on October 26, the day after Male Survivor Awareness Day– featuring the Indigo

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Three tarot cards: Queen of Wands, Two of Cups, The Sun

A Tarot Reading About Creativity

While this post may not explicitly talk about sexual harm, the questions and thought processes within stem from my childhood trauma and recovery. Strategy: The Forces at Work; Reception — Action * A. Receptive Forces * B. Central Element * C. Active Forces Question: What/How to focus/function in order to be more

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