Help 4 male victims of intimate partner’s violence can refer and provide support for dealing with every aspect as a result of such domestic abuse such as going to court up to child(ren) custody battle. We also look into the relationships or marriage to see how best it could be restored. We aim to improve communication between the both parties at least for the best interest of the children. We encourage the present and potential male victims to pursue personal and collective empowerment. Be attuned to issues of partner’s violence/abuse and demonstrate sensitivity towards gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and other “differences” that are devalued by society. We on our own, do participate in social movement activities and model for “clients” how to become involved in social change. We work in a highly participatory and collaborative manner with “clients,” sharing power over the therapeutic process. Attend to internal experiences and concrete realities faced by “clients.” Work with “clients” in natural settings and accompany them to court, if they so desire, to obtain resources and support from other sources or to advocate for themselves. Encourage “clients” to move beyond therapy to develop supportive social networks and to participate in self-help/mutual aid groups and other community organizations focused on mutual support and social change.
