Men Hurt Too Support

DVWMT CELEBRATING 14 YEARS OF MEN HURT TOO SUPPORT GROUP!

Join the men for some purple table talk with Guest speakers Dr. Theodore Jackson, Dr. Jackson is a dedicated psychiatry resident, and Sergeant Scott T. Thompson is a decorated law enforcement professional with over 20 years of service in both government and private sectors.

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MEN HURT TOO: THE OTHER SIDE OF DOMESTIC VIOL MALE SUPPORT

DVWMT genuinely wants to positively influence appropriate education and fresh perspectives and thoughtfully provide everyone at the dinner table with a necessary means of assured safety and support. We unwittingly provide scientific-based evidence to dissect and properly educate males on the tags of domestic violence.

Men Hurt Too: The Other Side of Domestic Viol Support Group

METROPOLITAN AREA CITY-WIDE MEN’S DOMESTIC VIOL CONFERENCE

13th Annual Men Hurt Too: The Other Side of Domestic Violence Panel and Mental Health Educational Conference for Males and Families (10 & up). An umbrella of key topics on domestic violence, mental health, false allegations, child support, and more.

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DVWMT 13TH ANNUAL MEN HURT TOO PANEL & CONFERENCE 2024

MEN HURT TOO: THE OTHER SIDE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

DVWMT 7TH ANNUAL MEN HURT TOO PANEL | SAFE SPACE | SURVIVOR STORIES

Ridley, C. A., & Feldman, C. M. (2003). Female Domestic Violence toward male partners: Exploring Conflict Responses and Outcomes. Journal of Family Violence, 18(3), 157–170. Participants were 153 female volunteers who completed the Abusive Behavior Inventory. Results reveal that 67.3 % of participants reported at least one occurrence of perpetrating violent behavior in the past year. Most frequent behaviors included pushing, shoving, holding down, slapping, hitting, and biting.

DVWMT 5TH ANNUAL MEN HURT TOO PANEL

A review article which concludes that female violence towards intimate male partners is just as severe and has similar consequences as male violence toward women. However, most criminal justice interventions and custody evaluations assume that males are more likely to be IPV perpetrators. Reference: Dutton, D. G. (2007). Female intimate partner violence and developmental trajectories of abusive families. International Journal of Men’s Health, 6, 54–71.

DVWMT 5TH ANNUAL MEN HURT TOO PANEL

A review article which examines domestic violence-related suicides. Author concludes that ‘‘when domestic violence-related suicides are combined with domestic homicides, the total numbers of domestic violence-related deaths are higher for males than females.’’ Reference: Davis, R. L. (2010). Domestic Violence-related deaths. Journal of Aggression, Conflict, and Peace Research, 2 (2), 44–52.

DVWMT has willingly spent over ten years properly educating males on domestic violence. Since 1975, when the domestic violence movement started, we have never considered our sons as helpless victims of domestic violence. Just like little girls, little boys are born into domestic violence, but they don't get prevention strategies, such as "devising an exit." ~QueenAfi

DVWMT GREEN TABLE TALK WITH EPISODE 2

Leonard Smith, Sober Living Project & Fathers To The Front, Founder & Co-Founder Dietrick & Rick is precisely providing education, encouragement, and empathy to males.

DVWMT GREEN TABLE TALK WITH THE MEN EPISODE 1

Shed "Betterman," "Dr Yew," and Matthew Cheatman share the traumas, trails, and tribulations that men experience.

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PURPLE TABLE TALK WITH MEN EPISODE #3 THE GRIEF PROCESS: STOP ASSUMING HE'S GOOD

Join the men for some purple table talk with Chris Barnes and Gary "King G Kali" Hynson, who will be our group lead, and these brothers are sharing secrets, dark clouds, and distress for brothers that have been taught emotionally wrong things like "suck up" or "get over it" or "men don't cry" or "whatever your partner does, walk away" or "I didn't raise no xyz." “Famous Listeners,” these topics carefully advise males and females on how to positively foster hard-topic meaningful dialogue at any essential point in their lives coping with the tragedies of domestic violence and education of mental health. Disclaimer: The critical priorities for DVWMT are precisely to ensure personal safe space, respect, and confidentiality for our distinguished guest scholars and visitors on our platform (please excuse any graphic content because nothing about domestic violence is pleasant).