For five and one half years, he’d worked with incest families. Based on those credentials, he’d been asked several years ago to use his expertise in male sexuality and take things one step further. He’d set up a program to act as therapist to men who sexually abused their children. Part of the overflow on his desk had to do with that program: phone calls from the abusers themselves and from irate or merely suspicious mothers, countless referrals from Children’s Hospital and more from the District Attorney’s office.
