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Beyond Betrayal, written by Richard B. Gartner, draws on years of clinical experience with male survivors of sexual abuse. The book presents a detailed, supportive outline of the healing process, using real examples from practice to illustrate challenges and solutions. Organized with compassion and clarity, it equips readers with hope, direction, and actionable skills to reclaim their lives and move beyond the shame and stigma of abuse.
First publish date: April 13, 2005
Genre: Self-Help & Personal Development/Personal Growth
Authors: Richard B. Gartner
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