Contact: Adam Cothes, The Wine Press Group, 360-802-9758, adam@winepressgroup.com

ENUMCLAW, Wash., Feb. 14 /Christian Newswire/ -- Pornography is an epidemic exploding in the Christian community. More than 50% of Christian men admit they have recently visited a pornographic Web site. This secret sin destroys family relationships and personal spirituality. It causes the downfall of religious leaders; contributes to the abuse of women; and stimulates crime, prostitution, and violence. A psychotherapist, Dr. Dennis Frederick helps men examine their addiction and institute steps toward a full and God-honoring life.

In his Introduction, Dr. Frederick says:

I have written these chapters based on what I have learned through thirty-plus years of clinical experience working specifically with men having sexual problems.... This is an upfront look addressing the serious issue of pornography in our homes. It seeks to provide some insightful methods to heal from the corruption pornography has caused in the hearts and lives of millions of men and their relationships.

"Conquering Pornography: Overcoming the Addiction" uses a cutting-edge psychotherapeutic approach to break the bonds of pornography addiction. It is a multi-entry book with short lessons geared toward the man who rarely reads. Already proven effective through the author's counseling practice, the book helps a man identify the source of his addiction and offers real solutions, allowing him to work toward healing. It includes Scripture verses and questions in an easy-to-follow format to increase self-knowledge for the individual and encourage discussion within small groups.

Dr. Dennis Frederick has spent more than 30 years in psychotherapeutic practice, international speaking, direct ministry, and corporate consulting. He speaks directly to men addicted to pornography and offers them practical steps on how to work through the addiction and form wholesome, Christ-honoring attitudes toward women.

For a review copy or to schedule an interview please contact Adam Cothes.