How to Stop Watching Porn: A Therapist’s 90-Day Recovery Plan
A realistic 90-day plan to cut down or stop watching porn, why willpower alone fails and what the research says actually helps.
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Most people who worry about their porn use are not watching more than everyone else. What worries them is losing control: promising to stop, not managing it, and hiding it.
Here you'll find the signs worth paying attention to, a realistic plan to cut down or stop, and what research says actually helps. The private Porn Addiction Assessment can help you see where you stand.
3 articles · written by Dámaris Tenza, sex therapist
A realistic 90-day plan to cut down or stop watching porn, why willpower alone fails and what the research says actually helps.
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