• Chris Lang

• Matthew Gamble, Lyris Steuber

•  Pornography, by its very nature, is an equal opportunity toxin. It damages the viewer, the performer, the spouses, and the children. It is toxic miseducation about sex and relationships, and alters a person's beliefs and behaviors. It is more toxic the more you consume, the "harder" the variety you consume, and the younger and more vulnerable the consumer. Pornography is potent, addictive, and permanently implanted in the brain. This program will focus on the roots of pornography addiction, treatment issues, and vital accountability strategies.