It can be so hard to know how to help someone with a porn addiction. 

We worry deeply for our loved ones. We try so, so hard to “knock some sense into them”; to tell them to get help, or to try and help them ourselves. 

We talk and talk and talk until we’re blue in the face, attempting to get through.

Sometimes, our spouse or child will have moments of clarity, knowing they need help to quit porn. 

But, when we follow up to see if they’ve set up that therapy appointment, looked up that porn addiction recovery support group they talked about, or started that new daily spiritual or mindfulness practice, we are told that we’re being “crazy” or “controlling” by following up. 

Or they make up some new excuse as to why they “don't need to do that anymore”, why they “haven’t had time”, or why they’re “too overwhelmed” or have “too much going on.”

We want our loved one to succeed, to feel happy, and to overcome porn addiction. But they don’t seem to want it as bad as we do. Or, perhaps they do want it, but they just can’t seem to gain any real traction. 

Today, I’m going to teach you how to help someone with a porn addiction in 3 steps.

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