Pornography Addiction Breaking the Chains: A Workbook of Essential Tools for Recovery
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| Rating | : | 4.88 (938 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 150243296X |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 70 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-11-14 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
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. In Pornography Addiction: Breaking the Chains, clinical psychologist and addiction expert Robert V. 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.
Amazon Customer said Five Stars. Good infos. Bryce Walker said Take back control with this workbook that works!. This book works!Dr. Dindinger starts out by explaining how the addiction works in your brain. Then, unlike other books on addiction, he quickly moves into the practical therapy.Step by step you fill out the workbook and break the chains, the craving, and you get control of your own mind.I work with youth. They are using this book. They are finally breaking the chains.I think every red-blooded human with a pulse is a victim of pornography seduction. We humans . A must read for anyone who works with or has children who have access to the internet and those who struggle from addictions. I have spent my career working with children and believe this book is a must not only for those who work with children but also for anyone who has been impacted by addictions. This user-friendly workbook explains pornography addiction from the perspective of how the brain changes and grows, and how the addiction becomes more about reducing stress rather than the porn itself. This allows those addicted and their families to shift from a shame-based to a health