Through the Eyes of Wounded Men

Based on Dr. Herb Robinson's lifetime of facilitating human development and reconciliation for over thirty-five years served as a counselor for couples in conflict and their families; a college teacher in Philosophy, Art History, and Music History; has over twenty years directing programs for court mandated men arrested for domestic violence, Through the Eyes of Wounded Men examines the masculinity stereotype throughout history from hunting and gathering societies, to potential gender power-sharing in America. It traces the differences in male/female psychological and social development-years one to three. Six men's life stories reveal their interior viewpoints of courting an intimate partner, living together, conflict, physical abuse, arrests, jail and outcomes of treatment. The study proposes a treatment model for dealing with male internal psychological constructs regarding their difficulty in differentiating affect.