I grew up in a great, loving household.  Yet I spent 15 years in the grip of pornography addiction. I did all the Catholic things. I prayed. 
I went to confession. I white-knuckled it. None of it was enough, 
not because the faith or grace was lacking, but because I was trying to do alone what I needed help to do.
 

A therapist finally asked me a question that changed everything: "Did you ever think that God might want you to do something about it?" It had never occurred to me that I was called to be an active participant in my own healing. That conversation led me to therapy and then to a national12-step program that broke the cycle in ways nothing else had. The 12-step process gave me a proven path, real accountability, and a brotherhood of men who understood the fight. It's how I got free and how I've stayed free for 13+ years [by God's grace], one day at-a-time.
 

But I also knew something was missing from the secular recovery world.  But Catholic men also come with a specific faith, a specific sacramental life, and a set of spiritual weapons that most recovery programs simply don't account for. That's what Catholics Fight Porn is built on: taking what works in 12-step recovery and integrating it with the faith: the Sacraments, Scripture, Church Teaching, the Saints, Prayer, and the Grace that actually transforms a man from the inside out.

I work with Catholic men who are done with the cycle. Men who want real freedom, not just another strategy for managing the behavior. Men whose marriages are on the line, whose integrity is 
at stake, whose faith they want to actually live, not just profess.
 

Here's what that looks like in practice:

• One-on-one coaching that cuts through the surface and addresses what's actually driving the behavior at the root
• The Finally Free men's group, where you work a structured recovery process alongside other Catholic men who get it
• Support for betrayed wives, because healing a marriage requires empathy and repair for the harm caused
• A Catholic framework — integrating Jesus Christ, the 
  Divine Physician, into the picture.  He alone heals.

I'm not a therapist. I'm a Catholic man who fought this, got help, and has lived in freedom for 13 years. Now I walk with other men doing the same and bringing everything I've learned from 12-step recovery, Catholic spirituality, and years of coaching into each conversation.
 

If you're ready to stop managing this and start actually healing,
I can help.