After Abortion Healing for Men
Your Trauma Is Real
Men are not immune to the effects of abortion. If you’re hurting, you’re not alone.
If you are counseling men hurt by abortion, we can help you learn how to best serve them.
Support After Abortion is here to help you.
44% of men surveyed said they did not have a voice in the abortion decision1
71% of men surveyed said they had adverse effects after abortion1
1 ShapardResearch / Support After Abortion

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Support After Abortion and our Men’s Task Force provide compassionate support and create accessible resources to assist men in healing after abortion.
Resources for Men
Keys to Hope and Healing
Keys to Hope and Healing opens the conversation about healing from an abortion experience. It brings to light common emotions and feelings following an abortion and can help connect the dots from emotions, feelings, and behavior to abortion. It is offered in faith, secular, English, and Spanish for both men and women. It is offered in faith and not-faith versions for women and men. Facilitator’s Guide is available.
Men Healing from Trauma Conference
The Support After Abortion Men Healing from Trauma Conference was the first of its kind and provided free training and resources for men seeking to heal from abortion. Leaders, clinicians, and counselors working with men suffering from abortion trauma were also given tools they needed to aid their clients.
Self-Paced Programs
Our Self-Paced Healing Programs offers free online, self-paced programs and resources, including as well as brief video stories of people sharing their personal experiences with abortion.
Training Center for Providers
Our Training Center for Providers offers online, programs and resources to equip leaders, providers, clinicians, clergy, and others for abortion healing. It helps providers explore, assess, and understand risk factors, challenges, and best practices for healing related to abortion

Men’s Healing In the News
‘Almost Daddy’ Author Pulls Back Veil on Men’s Trauma After Abortion
Greg Mayo, author of Almost Daddy and member of Support After Abortion’s Men’s Task Force, interview on The Nation Speaks with Cindy Drukier about the impact of abortion on men.