Antediluvian Man

Here are ten reputable sources that provide information, resources, and support for men who want to address and stop their abusive patterns:

1. A Call to Men: A violence prevention organization that engages men and promotes healthy, respectful manhood. They provide educational resources, workshops, and training programs.
2. Men Stopping Violence: Offers comprehensive intervention programs for men who have used violence, including group counseling, education, and support services.
3. The National Domestic Violence Hotline: Provides support and resources for individuals affected by domestic violence, including men seeking to change their abusive behavior. They offer confidential helpline services, online chat, and information on local resources.
4. Counseling for Change: A counseling and educational program designed to help individuals, including men, address and change abusive behavior. They offer individual and group counseling services.
5. No More: A campaign focused on ending domestic violence and sexual assault. Their website provides resources, educational materials, and information on intervention programs.
6. The Men’s Nonviolence Project: Offers resources and programs aimed at preventing violence and promoting healthy masculinity. They provide workshops, educational materials, and online resources.
7. The Domestic Abuse Intervention Programs: Provides resources and guidance on the Duluth Model, an intervention approach focused on ending men’s violence against women. Their website offers educational materials and training resources.
8. Respect Group: Offers online training programs and resources for men to address and prevent abusive behavior. They provide educational modules and certification programs.
9. Men’s Resource Center for Change: Provides counseling and support services for men seeking to change their abusive behavior. They offer individual and group counseling, workshops, and community education.
10. Local domestic violence agencies and community organizations: Many local organizations provide support programs specifically tailored for men who want to stop their abusive patterns. Search for domestic violence agencies in your area or reach out to local community centers to inquire about available resources.

Seeking help and support is an essential step, but lasting change requires commitment, accountability, and ongoing self-reflection. These resources can provide valuable guidance, but individual therapy or counseling is often recommended for men seeking to address and change their abusive behavior.