I realized my greatest struggle wasn’t just admitting the childhood sexual abuse occurred but accepting the far-reaching effects it had on my life. In addition, acknowledging the work required to reclaim life from the subtle dysfunctions, self-sabotaging, and limiting beliefs. You try to convince yourself these dysfunctions are a normal part of who you are, but really they are not. They stem from unresolved, unprocessed issues surrounding the abuse.

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I wanted to create a safe place for male survivors who were ready for support, a non-judgmental atmosphere, tools, insights, coaching, and community where they could accelerate their journey toward building their best life.

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