J. Brian Bransfield presents in this book the struggle of internet pornography in the context of the encounter of Jesus with the Woman of Samaria. Many today find themselves in a similar place. They are hungry for Jesus, but continually fall short. Men in particular experience the pain of internet pornography. Overcoming Pornography Addiction presents the practical way in which the teaching of the church can move us from sin to grace, from pain to healing, through an honest appraisal of the pain of internet pornography and the wonderful beauty of grace and virtue. Unique to this title is its emphasis on Pope John Paul's theology of the body in regard to the freedom from internet pornography. This work also places the treatment of the topic in the context of a familiar gospel story of Jesus with the woman of Samaria, who herself has suffered much at the hands of many men. Using familiar images, popular teaching, and incorporating an understanding of addiction and human sexuality, this work appreciates the struggle of persons suffering from internet pornography use and recognizes their human dignity and worth. +

This book carefully walks someone struggling with porngraphy through the steps to recovery. Dr. Skinner discusses how pornography becomes a problem in the mind and how it becomes addictive. Then he teaches the reader how to rewrite the patterns in the mind. It closes with the key steps of recovery. Included in the book is a brief assessment tool "Assessing Pornography Addiction."

Powerful Ways To Help Your Spouse To Overcome & Recover Completely From Pornography Addiction “My husband has a porn addiction that is destroying our marriage. It isn't just the porn, it's all the lies that go along with it and all the broken promises that he'd find help. Looking for some helpful advice.” “My husband has betrayed me over and over. One of his problems is porn. He tells me he doesn't masturbate to it he just watches it when he is bored. Is this true? Who watches porn when they are "bored"?” “I was married 7 years to a sex/porn addict. He went to SA and relapsed every time. What should I do after thousands of dollars in sex operator phone bills, humiliation, craigslist prostitutes, years of feeling it was my fault and I was not skinny or pretty enough?” Porn use especially by your husband is one of the most devastating and challenging experiences as a couple. It feels like an affair to know your husband is getting off with naked pictures of other women on the internet. There is so much pain and you will try as much as possible to find ways to soothe the feeling even when the immediate solution to the problem is not provided due time. Sometimes there is a fear of confrontation. Many wives don’t want to confront their husbands so they wouldn’t start a fight or even cause a significant fallout in the relationship. But you need to realize and discover the effect of pornography on your marriage and your emotions or even self-esteem. It is very important to take the necessary recovery steps in order to reduce the chances of a failed marriage and to also help in your marriage intimacy and communication patterns. This book contains different strategies and tactics you can use to control or even stop your husband’s porn habit. Different ideas have been outlined, giving you the chance to try different approaches even as you test the result. Reading this book will bring back the lost hope, turning your intimacy struggle into a testimony.

Porn: Not just a guy's issue. Restored is a one-of-a-kind book, written for those often forgotten in the conversation on pornography addiction and recovery- women. Restored is a practical, step-by-step guide that includes real stories and topics relevant to women, all from a Christian perspective.

With tens of thousands of individuals addicted to pornography, Fortify: The Fighter's Guide to Overcoming Pornography Addiction is the most complete and tested program to help teens and young adults overcome the addiction and create habits that will enable them to be successful in life.

In Pornography Addiction: Breaking the Chains, clinical psychologist and addiction expert Robert V. Dindinger clearly explains the processes whereby children, teens and adults become addicted to pornography. By utilizing this workbook you will learn how individuals become addicted to pornography, the biology of addiction and recovery, the consequences of regular pornography viewing and the steps to overcoming pornography addiction and preventing future relapses. This workbook is not only a valuable tool for the recovering addict, but as a resource for clergy, parents, spouses, therapists, and other individuals who would like to provide support to those who are struggling with pornography addiction.

Jason, like many people, is an addict. His addiction doesn't center on any drug or alcohol. He's a pornography and masturbation addict, and the insidious nature of his addiction erodes his self-worth, his relationships, and his career. Jason meets David at a twelve-step meeting, where David offers him a new approach to treating pornography addiction. Through a series of meetings, David guides Jason as he successfully overcomes his addiction, a process supported by glimpses into Jason's family and how his relationships improve as pornography loses its hold on his life. Jason's story is fictional. The treatment plan he follows is very real. Designed by author and pornography addiction treatment expert Brian Brandenburg, the strategies found in Power over Pornography are praised by those who, having taken part in Brandenburg's program, now pursue lives free of pornographic viewing. Brandenburg's innovative treatment plan comes at a crucial moment in the fight against pornography and masturbation addiction. A generation of Internet-savvy children has grown up with access to pornography, quite literally, at their keyboard-typing fingertips. The images and videos they view online are far more graphic than their parents can imagine. Now the children of this generation have become young adults, with many addicted to the instant gratification of pornography. Like Jason, most pornography and masturbation addicts are male, but women are also afflicted. Maintaining normal, healthy relationships becomes almost impossible while in the grip of pornography. Anxiety and guilt over your actions worsen into clinical depression and self-loathing. Work productivity suffers, and an addict with on-the-job access to the Internet is always a few mouse clicks away from job termination and scandal. Jason and others in his situation are discovering traditional twelve-step programs don't address key aspects of pornography and masturbation addiction. Brandenburg's radical treatment takes a new, often counterintuitive approach to overcoming pornography addiction. His advice sometimes contradicts traditional strategies, but his system works. A comprehensive, easy-to-understand approach to pornography addiction treatment, Power over Pornography appeals to all readers. You can overcome your addiction. Let Brian Brandenburg and Jason be your guides.