Welcome to our blog page. Here you will find a range of short articles about sex and pornography addiction and its impact on partners – and also on society. We aim to write at least two blogs a month. Some will be extracts from books written by Paula Hall, some are about news items that have recently been in the press. We also like to write about some of the controversies in sex and porn addiction as we’re aware of what a huge impact they can have on people struggling with this problem and also those of us that work in the field. Please do have a browse and if you find something that interests you, please do feel free to share with friends on social media as, or if, appropriate.
Porn & Sex Addiction Therapy Blog
October 2017
How does recovery from addiction resemble the Christian conversion experience?
In our previous blog, we took a look at the Christian idea of being ‘created to crave’. But what exactly is craving and what do we mean when we say we are addicted? Addiction is not just a casual fancy....
October 2017
Is sex addiction a soul disease? (A Christian perspective)
If you are someone who believes in God then it is likely that you have asked yourself the question, why did God create us? Are we meant to worship Him, obey and serve Him? Most Christians would agree that yes,...
August 2017
The problem with sex addiction and celebrity: Part Two
In part one we took a look at the differences between the portrayal of drug and alcohol addiction compared with sex addiction. We also discovered that there seems to be a lack of sympathy for celebrities struggling with sex addiction. In...
‘My partner is a sex addict – Should I stay or should I go?’
Finding out your partner has sex addiction can be a painful and devastating revelation. There will be a million questions bouncing around your mind and you’ll be feeling a world of emotions. The question we’re going to take a brief look at...
August 2017
The problem with sex addiction and celebrity: Part One
When sex addiction appears in the headlines it is usually attached to some celebrity figure in the form of juicy gossip. We rarely see thorough investigative articles done by professionals who take the condition seriously. The term ‘sex addiction’ is...
July 2017
“It’s not my fault. I’m a sex addict!” Is sex addiction real or just an excuse?
s it may pose if it became an officially recognised condition. Here we’ll be looking primarily at the latter. People may reject the validity of sex addiction on the assumption that those who support it hold conservative sexual views and therefore...
