Using Porn

Do you have a problem?
Test yourself
How it hurts you?
How it hurts your relationships and your family
How it hurts your spiritual life
FAQ

DO YOU HAVE A PROBLEM?
  • Are you using the internet more frequently and/or for a longer time for sex-related activities?
  • Are you spending less time with your spouse and kids or other (live) people?
  • Are you becoming less productive in your work?
  • Do you feel that you need to view more (or more intense) pornography? (This could be a symptom of tolerance.)
  • When you don’t use porn, do you experience anxiety, difficulty concentrating, or restlessness and unease? (These could be symptoms of withdrawal.)
  • Are you growing increasingly more obsessed with viewing pornographic images?
  • You can’t seem to stop viewing (or you stop for a while, only to start up again)--despite adverse consequences to personal health, career, significant relationships, or spiritual life?

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Know someone using porn

Does he need help
Does she need help
How porn hurts your relationships
How porn hurts kids

DOES HE HAVE A PROBLEM?

  • Is he accessing online pornography, chatting online about sex-related topics, or playing sexually explicit video games?
  • Is he using the internet more frequently and/or for a longer time?
  • Is he growing increasingly more obsessed with viewing pornographic images?
  • Is he spending less time with family members or with other interpersonal relationships?
  • Is he showing less interest in interpersonal sexual relations or becoming more interested in bizarre or uncomfortable sexual activities?
  • Is he getting up in the middle of the night to use the computer?
  • Does reviewing the “history” of the computer reveal pornographic sites?

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There is help

Integrative Solutions
Talking to kids
Tips for strengthening your relationship

INTEGRATIVE SOLUTIONS


Catholic tradition has always recognized the unity of the human person in body and spirit. It is the whole person who is uniquely created by God with intellect and freedom of will, who is called to friendship with God through faith in Jesus Christ, and who is formed in holiness through a life of virtue and participation in the Sacraments of the Church.

Because of the interconnection of physical and spiritual attributes in the person, human health depends on the right ordering of both the body and the soul. This includes one’s emotional life and desires. The right ordering of one’s relationship to God depends not only on spiritual qualities, such as one’s strength of faith, it also owes a great deal to one’s mental health.

www.aoccs.org

www.catholictherapists.com

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