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Couples Healing From Pornography Addiction  

Couples Healing From Pornography Addiction

Author: Sam Tielemans, LMFT

Break free from pornography and rebuild the trust in your relationship. Hosted by licensed marriage therapist Sam Tielemans, Couples Healing From Pornography Addiction is your go-to podcast for overcoming porn addiction, restoring emotional and sexual intimacy, and healing after betrayal trauma in your marriage. Each episode offers practical tools, relationship advice, and real stories of men and couples navigating the path of porn recovery and restoring your marriage. Whether youre just starting your healing journey or want to go deeper in quitting pornography and rebuilding your relationship, this podcast gives you the clarity, hope, and next steps you need. Topics include: How to overcome porn urges and triggers without relying on willpower Rebuilding trust after betrayal in your marriage Restoring emotional connection and sexual closeness Understanding the root causes of porn use Navigating communication breakdowns, shame, fear, and disconnection New episodes every week. Subscribe now and start your healing journey toward lasting freedom and relationship renewal.
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235: A Christian Man's Guide to Quit Porn in 2026
Episode 238
Thursday, 12 February, 2026

Want help uncovering the real reasons behind your urges and build a plan to overcome your pornography use? Click here to book a free call with Sam to get help to overcome pornography – https://stopporn.info/    Have questions you want me to address on future podcast episodes? Email me here:  sam@healingcouples.org   Episode show notes: If you’re a Christian man struggling with porn addiction and wondering why prayer, willpower, and accountability haven’t worked, this episode is your roadmap to real freedom in 2026. In this powerful breakdown, licensed therapist Sam Tielemans explains why most Christian men stay stuck in pornography addiction — not because they lack faith, but because they’re using reactive tools instead of resolving the root cause of porn addiction. You’ll learn why porn addiction is often a coping mechanism for unresolved shame, loneliness, stress, and emotional pain — and why simply trying to resist porn urges after they hit keeps you trapped in the cycle. This episode covers: Why willpower alone doesn’t cure pornography addiction The real reason Christian men relapse into porn How unresolved emotional pain turns into porn urges The difference between managing porn addiction and eliminating it Why prayer and spiritual habits must be combined with skill development How to resolve the root cause of porn addiction instead of fighting symptoms What true freedom from pornography actually looks like If you’ve searched for: how to quit porn, Christian porn addiction help, how to stop watching pornography, overcome lust as a Christian man, porn addiction recovery, freedom from porn addiction, why do I keep relapsing, or how to break free from pornography for good — this episode will challenge what you’ve been taught and give you a new framework for lasting change. You are not weak. You are not spiritually defective. You are not beyond help. Porn addiction recovery isn’t about trying harder. It’s about learning the right tools to resolve the emotional roots that drive compulsive pornography use. If you’re ready to stop fighting symptoms and start healing what’s underneath, this episode will show you how.

 

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