EPISODE · May 11, 2026 · 1H 1M
18. Male Childhood Trauma: Silence, Shame, and the Path to Healing
from Men Need Love Too Podcast❤️ · host Kat Anna
In this episode, Kat sits down with T. Charles Brantley, also known as Dr. B, relationship trainer, counselor, author, and speaker, for a powerful conversation about childhood sexual abuse in men and boys and the lifelong impact it can have on identity, relationships, emotional health, and self-worth. Together they unpack the silence and shame many men carry for decades, the emotional and psychological trauma that often goes unseen, and the ways unresolved pain can show up through addiction, emotional shutdown, anger, hypersexuality, withdrawal, and other trauma responses.This conversation also explores the cultural stigma surrounding male victimization, the difference in society’s response when the abuser is male versus female, and why many boys grow up without the language, support, or safety needed to process what happened to them. Dr. B shares insights from his years of counseling and relationship work, offering perspective on healing, emotional honesty, and the importance of creating safer spaces for men and boys to speak without shame or judgment. Kat and Dr. B also discuss what parents, families, and communities need to understand in order to better recognize signs of trauma, protect children, and break generational cycles through awareness, compassion, and accountability.About the Guest and Links:Dr. T. Charles Brantley, also known as Dr. B, is a relationship trainer, counselor, author of over 30 books, and clean comedian who blends truth, humor, and real-life experience to help people build stronger relationships. Known for his direct, no-nonsense approach, he has reached millions through social media and has been featured as a relationship expert on Hot 93.7 FM and Connecticut Style. Through his coaching, speaking, and content, Dr. B challenges individuals and couples to heal, communicate better, and reconnect on a deeper level.Comedy / Tickets / Brand Hub: https://drbcomedy.comhttps://drtcbrantley.comBooks: https://drbbooks.net Social MediaInstagram / TikTok (Primary Handle): https://www.instagram.com/relationshiptrainer https://www.tiktok.com/@relationshiptrainer
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In this episode, Kat sits down with T. Charles Brantley, also known as Dr. B, relationship trainer, counselor, author, and speaker, for a powerful conversation about childhood sexual abuse in men and boys and the lifelong impact it can have on identity, relationships, emotional health, and self-worth. Together they unpack the silence and shame many men carry for decades, the emotional and psychological trauma that often goes unseen, and the ways unresolved pain can show up through addiction, emotional shutdown, anger, hypersexuality, withdrawal, and other trauma responses.This conversation also explores the cultural stigma surrounding male victimization, the difference in society’s response when the abuser is male versus female, and why many boys grow up without the language, support, or safety needed to process what happened to them. Dr. B shares insights from his years of counseling and relationship work, offering perspective on healing, emotional honesty, and the importance of creating safer spaces for men and boys to speak without shame or judgment. Kat and Dr. B also discuss what parents, families, and communities need to understand in order to better recognize signs of trauma, protect children, and break generational cycles through awareness, compassion, and accountability.About the Guest and Links:Dr. T. Charles Brantley, also known as Dr. B, is a relationship trainer, counselor, author of over 30 books, and clean comedian who blends truth, humor, and real-life experience to help people build stronger relationships. Known for his direct, no-nonsense approach, he has reached millions through social media and has been featured as a relationship expert on Hot 93.7 FM and Connecticut Style. Through his coaching, speaking, and content, Dr. B challenges individuals and couples to heal, communicate better, and reconnect on a deeper level.Comedy / Tickets / Brand Hub: https://drbcomedy.comhttps://drtcbrantley.comBooks: https://drbbooks.net Social MediaInstagram / TikTok (Primary Handle): https://www.instagram.com/relationshiptrainer https://www.tiktok.com/@relationshiptrainer
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