The Unspoken Taboo

About the Book

There is a movement in the United States and also around the world in which men are not allowed, nor expected to speak of the physical/mental/verbal abuse that is inflicted upon them by their female partners. While the press in the United States will splash all over the headlines of when a male is involved in domestic violence as the perpetrator, when it is the other way around, you will not see anything about it anywhere. This book exposes the myths surrounding domestic violence pertaining to males, and how the laws, the press, even how we are raised affects the outcome.

About the Author

Bob received his AA degree from College of the Desert, his BA degree from CSU Stanislaus, his MA in counseling psychology and school psychology from National University and is finishing his PhD from Capella University in clinical psychology with an emphasis in forensics. He has worked in the field of counseling for the past 25 years in a variety of settings including inpatient/outpatient clinics. Bob is a Board Certified Professional Counselor as well as Diplomate in the American Psychotherapy Association. He is also certified expert in matters of Child Welfare, Stanislaus County, Ca.