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This list is not comprehensive. It is intended to provide resources to begin a more in depth look at the dangers of pornography and the sources of help available.
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Baylor Counseling Department
Phone: 710-2467
Location: 2nd Floor McLane SLC
Hours: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Counseling is available to all Baylor students. Please contact us for an appointment or more information.
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Online Resources
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XXXChurch.com
XXXChurch is a ministry based around ministering to those who struggle with pornography use. They offer a FREE internet accountability program for use.
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S-Anon
Designed to support people who have been in a close relationship with someone addicted to pornography.
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Sexhelp.com
Geared toward people who feel they may be struggling with sex addiction. This site has online tests to help you determine whether you have a sexual addiction.
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Sexualrecovery.com
This site, controlled by the Sexual Recovery Institute, offers both information and a resource for help in various problems often associated with pornography. These problems include compulsive masturbation, voyeurism, cybersex addiction, and many others.
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Books
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Every Man's Battle by Dr. Steve Arterburn
Focuses on helping men who struggle with sexual purity.
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The Centerfold Syndrome by Dr. Gary Brooks
Deals with the effects culture has had on men's development and perspective on women along with methods to begin healing.
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The Sexual Man by Dr. Archibald Hart
Includes a survey of more than 600 men that is used to help look at men's sexuality and some of the challenges they face.
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Pornography Trap: Setting pastors and laypersons free from sexual addiction by R.H. Earle and M. Laaser
Specially focused on those in or moving toward the clergy.
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Lonely All The Time: Recognizing, Understanding, and Overcoming Sex Addiction, for Addicts and co-Dependents by Ralph Earle and Dr. Gregory Crow with Kevin Osborn
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Women, Sex, and Addiction by Dr. Charlotte Kasl
Geared specifically toward the struggles of women with sexual addictions.
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McCAP
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This has been funded by a grand from the McLennan County Abstinence Project. You can visit their website at www.mccap.org.
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Bibliographical information for resources consulted or utilized in this project available here.
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