This comprehensive book explores how to move into your future by coming to terms with past abuse through hundreds of first-person accounts and steps each person took towards healing. Currently, in its 20th edition, the book also features research on the brain and trauma, healing tools such as imagery and meditation, and an extensive resource guide.

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This book, specifically written by Dr. Gartner for men who are survivors of sexual abuse, looks deeper into the different types of abuse and how each type can have an overpowering effect on a man’s self-worth and self-concept. It also dives into the issues that can come with intimate relationships after experiencing abuse. Much of the book focuses on situations seen through Dr. Gartner’s clinical practice and what types of coping mechanisms and recovery tools were implemented for healing.

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For those who have experienced childhood sexual abuse and those who love and care for them, The Wounded Heart offers a tender, compassionate window into the psychological effects of abuse and the theological foundations for healing.

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In Not Marked, author Mary DeMuth, a sexual abuse survivor, shares her path from being shame-filled to joy-filled and explores how to have the courage to share your story and understand how God designed you to heal. The book also includes insight from Mary’s husband, Patrick, who discusses how to love a sexual abuse victim and strengthen marriage through healing.

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Christine Caine tackles shame and its many forms in this hard-hitting book about feeling broken, downtrodden and lonely. You will discover God’s word and how He can help you move past your limitations and your past to move forward into the journey He has for you.

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