FREE TRAINING
THE 8 MYTHS OF PORNOGRAHPY
Insights into Recovery
CHALLENGE YOUR THOUGHTS. GAIN TOOLS. FIND HOPE.
September 15
6:00 PM MDT
WHAT YOU'LL DISCOVER
Pornography thrives on myths. Recovery begins with truth.Â
Whether you’re struggling with pornography yourself, loving someone who is, or trying to understand how to support a spouse, child, friend, or family member, this webinar is for you.
Come discover why so many people stay stuck despite trying everything and what true recovery can look like when we stop fighting only the behavior and start addressing what’s underneath it.
Join me for this eye-opening free and confidential training where we'll break down the biggest lies about pornography and show you a clear path forward.
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UNCOVER THE TRUTH
Explore the 8 most common myths that keep people stuck.
UNDERSTANDING WHAT'S REALLY DRIVING IT
Learn why willpower alone hasn't worked and what to do instead.
GET A CLEAR PATH TO FREEDOM
Discover three key shifts that naturally remove the desire for porn.
MOVE FROM SHAME TO CONNECTION
Build the emotional health ad relationships you were meant to have.
The 8 Myths of Pornography
What if some of the things you believe about pornography simply aren’t true?
In Part 1, we’ll examine eight common beliefs that can keep men trapped in an exhausting cycle of fighting, failing, hiding, and then starting over.
We’ll challenge ideas like:
- Sobriety and recovery are the same thing.
- You’ll have to fight this every day for the rest of your life.
- Pornography use is simply a lack of willpower.
- You just need to stay sober longer.
- Recovery is primarily about avoiding triggers.
- You have to hit rock bottom before real change can happen.
When the foundation is wrong, trying harder often means getting better at fighting the wrong battle.
Recovery begins when we replace myths with truth.
September 15 | 6:00 PM Mountain Time
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Save My SpotAn Invitation
Thank you for caring enough about this topic to be here. Whether you’re seeking help for yourself or someone you love, I hope this training gives you greater clarity and hope. If you’re ready to go deeper, the next Counterfeit Emotions Recovery Program begins September 17, and there are still a few spots available. The most powerful result is not simply longer stretches of sobriety, but learning how to understand and change what is happening underneath the behavior so you can move toward real freedom, peace, and connection.
Meet the Host
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Curtis J. Morley
Founder and Host
Curtis brings decades of experience in leadership, personal development, coaching, and emotional awareness to the Recovery Program. His work is shaped by a unique blend of leadership experience, lived recovery experience, and deep compassion for men who are ready for lasting change.
Curtis understands the struggle with pornography because he has lived it himself. He knows the shame, isolation, hopelessness, and frustration that can come from trying to break free while feeling stuck in the cycle.
After years in programs centered primarily on sobriety, Curtis became convinced there had to be a deeper path to peace. Through personal study, research, and graduate work in psychology, he developed an approach that helps men break the shame cycle and pursue true recovery.
His mission is to help men break free from pornography usage by addressing the beliefs and emotional patterns beneath the actions. Through the Recovery Program, Curtis creates a safe and confidential space where vulnerability becomes strength, connection becomes the goal, and real recovery becomes possible.
Curtis is also the host of the Counterfeit Emotions Podcast, where he explores topics and life stories of his guests, like emotional pain, connection, and overcoming some of life's biggest challenges with courage, compassion, and grace. He has interviewed Guinness World Record Holders. Olympians, therapists, psychologists, and great humans with deep vulnerable insights.
At the center of his work is one driving passion: helping people feel again, heal deeply, and find peace, purpose, and power.
**Curtis Morley is not a registered or licensed therapist. The Counterfeit Emotions programs are not licensed, registered, or clinical therapy.
