Meet the people who can help you (or a loved one) quit a porn addiction

By: American Decency Staff

When I speak about pornography, I typically get a lot of questions from people who are relieved that the conspiracy of silence has finally been broken. Are there organizations that help break porn addictions? Are there people who can help me navigate my spouse’s porn problem? Are there resources that can help us repair our marriage post-porn addiction? Are there good programs for keeping people accountable when they’re surfing the Internet?

In a word: yes, there are. I’d like to introduce you to just a few of them—and encourage you to share this article far and wide so that your friends, family, and acquaintances can also make use of the wealth of resources that are out there. There is an anti-porn movement emerging, and it’s growing fast.

1. Covenant Eyes

Covenant Eyes is an amazing organization, and an amazing accountability program that you can install on all of your devices—I have it installed on both my laptop and my cell phone. They also provide the most updated statistics on pornography, and try to break down info about the porn industry so that readers can understand what it’s all about. Their e-books are second-to-none, and are free for download, with essential titles like Porn-Free Church, Porn and Your Husband: A Recovery Guide for Wives, Hope After Porn, The Battle Plan, Coming Clean, and many more. The Covenant Eyes website is a one-stop shop for accountability filters, essential information, and valuable support.

2. Fight The New Drug

Fight The New Drug is a trendy organization that has created a huge anti-porn movement through savvy marketing and incredible social media skills. Their Facebook page is close to reaching a million “likes,” and pictures of thousands of young people of all walks of life wearing T-shirts featuring slogans like “Porn Kills Love” have done much to make opposing pornography mainstream. They keep a steady stream of blog posts written by “Fighters” from around the world who are committed to fighting the influence of pornography in their culture, and raise awareness about the impact of porn both online and on the streets.

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