Porn Addiction Resources

​Culture Reframed provides education and resources to build resilience and resistance to hypersexualized media and porn.
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Relevant news, personal stories, articles, and videos about the real harmful effects of pornography.
​Curious about the latest research on internet porn's effects? Wondering about sexual dysfunction? Escalation to extreme material? Low desire for partnered sex? Social anxiety, cognitive problems, lack of motivation?  Check out Your Brain on Porn!
  • The New Age of Sex Education: How to Talk to Your Teen About Cybersex and Pornography in the Digital Age, 2016, by Jennifer Weeks.
  • Treating Pornography Addiction: The Essential Tools for Recovery, 2005, Kevin B. Skinner, Ph.D.
  • The Porn Trap: The Essential Guide to Overcoming Problems Caused by Pornography, 2009, by Wend Maltz and Larry Maltz.
  • Your Brain on Porn:  Internet Pornography and the Emerging Science of Addiction, 2015, by Gary Wilson.
  • HyperStimulation:  Teens, Pornography and Online Addictions, 2010, Craig Gergianna, Psy.D., Tom Underhill and Chad Kelland, M.A.​
  • Breaking the Cycle: Free Yourself from Sex Addiction, Porn Obsession, and Shame, 2011, by George Collins and Andrew Adelman.
  • Porn @ Work: Exposing The Office’s #1 Addiction, 2009, by Michael Leahy.
  • Porn Nation: Conquering America’s #1 Addiction, 2008, by Michael Leahy.
  • Porn University: What College Students are Really Saying About Sex on Campus, 2009, by Michael Leahy.​
  • The Pornography Trap: Setting Pastors and Laypersons Free from Sexual Addiction, 2002, by Mark R. Laaser and Ralph H. Earle, Jr.
​"As a parent, you need to read this book because there are potentially stark consequences for inaction or denial. When it comes to  technology and children, ignorance is ​not bliss."  (p. 1)

"Many schools do not teach about digital sexuality, and even fewer parents do.  Many parents are not aware of all the ways their children use their technology nor all the ways technology can be used for sexual purposes.  If a parent does not have the knowledge, they cannot pass it on to their child." (p. 77) -- Jennifer Weeks