Focusing on abused men, this text offers emotional stories, self-help for victims, insights into public issues, and provides a basic reference source for professionals. It presents practical solutions for reducing domestic violence, whether its victims are male or female.

After examining the reasons why so little is known about male abuse and the difficulties researchers encounter, Cook shows how the abused man, his friends and family, and the abusive or abused woman can come to grips with domestic violence. Drawing from a variety of sources, the final chapter brings these diverse elements together and proposes practical solutions for reducing domestic violence, whether its victims are male or female.

Is It Real? - the Evidence for a Significant Social Problem
Telling Their Stories - Men Speak Out
The Domestic Violence Trap - How to Get Help and Find Freedom from Abuse
Resistance and Acceptance - the Challenge to Understanding
Exploring New Approaches to Reduce Domestic Violence.