Brendan Cutuli
Brendan Cutuli
S2E10 Normalizing Pornography Addiction With Joshua Shea
S2E10 Normalizing Pornography Addiction With Joshua Shea
S2E10 Normalizing Pornography Addiction With Joshua Shea
Wednesday 6th May 2020
Listen to Joshua Shea discuss his journey from pornography addiction to recovery and how to support others facing similar struggles.
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Get the buttons here!Joshua Shea's Journey: Addressing Pornography Addiction Head-On
Almost nobody ever gets better on their own when it comes to a legitimate addiction, because it's a disease, and when it comes to diseases, you need to go and get some serious help.
Ever wondered how a successful magazine publisher and award-winning journalist could end up in jail? Joshua Shea's story is a compelling one. Once a prominent figure in central Maine, Joshua's life took a drastic turn due to his struggle with pornography addiction. In this episode of 'Mental Insights', Joshua opens up about his journey from addiction to recovery and the toll it took on his personal and professional life.
From destroying relationships to serving six months in jail, Joshua's candid discussion sheds light on an issue many shy away from. He doesn't just share his past; he offers valuable advice for those grappling with similar challenges. Joshua emphasizes the difference between recreational use and addiction, and the critical role support systems play in recovery. He also highlights the importance of mental health professionals being well-versed in addiction issues.
If you're looking for raw, honest insights into the world of pornography addiction, this episode is a must-listen. It's not just about understanding the addiction itself, but also about recognizing the broader impact on relationships and mental health. Joshua's story is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible, but it requires awareness, support, and resources.