What stops men from reporting abuse? Is it shame, the fear of not being taken seriously, or a lack of support and guidance? The answer is all of the above. Because of the stigma attached to male abuse, millions of men across the globe suffer in silence each year. For several decades, Ed Cohen was one of them. For over fifty years, Ed carried a secret, living a life that looked like success on the outside, while inside, he battled silence, shame, and pain rooted in deep trauma. At a breaking point, he asked himself the same question he now poses to any victim looking for peace: What if the very mask you wore to succeed was the thing that kept you from healing? Ed's memoir, Vulnerable, is more than a journey; it's a movement. A call to end the silence around abuse, shame, and hidden wounds. It's a roadmap for anyone ready to break free from their past and step into a life of truth, resilience, and purpose. Also serving as a guidebook, readers will find: five core transformative principles, practical strategies for building meaningful relationships, lifelong adaptability, and authentic purpose, inspiring mantras, and an A to Z appendix of healing challenges. Whether you are healing from your own scars or standing with someone who is, Vulnerable empowers you to be seen, to be heard, and to reclaim your life. The time to end the silence is now. This is your invitation to join the movement.

What stops men from reporting abuse? Is it shame, the fear of not being taken seriously, or a lack of support and guidance? The answer is all of the above. Because of the stigma attached to male abuse, millions of men across the globe suffer in silence each year. For several decades, Ed Cohen was one of them. For over fifty years, Ed carried a secret, living a life that looked like success on the outside, while inside, he battled silence, shame, and pain rooted in deep trauma. At a breaking point, he asked himself the same question he now poses to any victim looking for peace: What if the very mask you wore to succeed was the thing that kept you from healing? Ed's memoir, Vulnerable, is more than a journey; it's a movement. A call to end the silence around abuse, shame, and hidden wounds. It's a roadmap for anyone ready to break free from their past and step into a life of truth, resilience, and purpose. Also serving as a guidebook, readers will find: five core transformative principles, practical strategies for building meaningful relationships, lifelong adaptability, and authentic purpose, inspiring mantras, and an A to Z appendix of healing challenges. Whether you are healing from your own scars or standing with someone who is, Vulnerable empowers you to be seen, to be heard, and to reclaim your life. The time to end the silence is now. This is your invitation to join the movement.

What stops men from reporting abuse? Is it shame, the fear of not being taken seriously, or a lack of support and guidance? The answer is all of the above. Because of the stigma attached to male abuse, millions of men across the globe suffer in silence each year. For several decades, Ed Cohen was one of them. For over fifty years, Ed carried a secret, living a life that looked like success on the outside, while inside, he battled silence, shame, and pain rooted in deep trauma. At a breaking point, he asked himself the same question he now poses to any victim looking for peace: What if the very mask you wore to succeed was the thing that kept you from healing? Ed's memoir, Vulnerable, is more than a journey; it's a movement. A call to end the silence around abuse, shame, and hidden wounds. It's a roadmap for anyone ready to break free from their past and step into a life of truth, resilience, and purpose. Also serving as a guidebook, readers will find: five core transformative principles, practical strategies for building meaningful relationships, lifelong adaptability, and authentic purpose, inspiring mantras, and an A to Z appendix of healing challenges. Whether you are healing from your own scars or standing with someone who is, Vulnerable empowers you to be seen, to be heard, and to reclaim your life. The time to end the silence is now. This is your invitation to join the movement.