How to Support Someone Recovering from Pornography with Karen Broadhead [33]

Whether you’re the one supporting someone recovering from a pornography addiction, or you’re receiving support in your own healing, there’s a lot to learn about relationships. Karen Broadhead, the founder of Mothers Who Know, discovered some important lessons as she supported her son in his recovery. Creed and Crishelle talked with her about what she learned as she and her son were searching for answers. Listen in to some great ideas that can help anyone navigate the challenges of relationships and overcoming pornography.

In this episode:

• Karen’s story with her son
• Fear is never helpful when supporting someone caught in pornography.
• You are not your own worst enemy - understanding your identity puts addiction in perspective.
• Only you have the power to choose how to change. Maintaining accountability and responsibility for your actions causes you to be mindful of your situation and make good decisions.
• How to know if someone is making good progress in recovery.
• Three kinds of business in this world: my business, your business, and God's business.

Show notes:

• Like Dragons Did They Fight by Maurice W. Harker
• Armed with Righteousness: Winning Your Battles with Satan by Steven Cramer
• Mothers Who Know website
• Life Changing Services
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• Learn more about our nonprofit at Reach 10.

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