What Drives Women to Porn? Facilitator Guide - Paperback
by Crystal Renaud Day (Author)
Confidently lead women through healing from pornography and other unwanted sexual behaviors with the official companion to What Drives Women to Porn?
The What Drives Women to Porn? Facilitator Guide is a practical, week-by-week resource designed to equip facilitators, ministry leaders, counselors, coaches, and support group leaders to guide women through meaningful discussions about pornography and other unwanted sexual behaviors. Based on the book What Drives Women to Porn? Why Women Struggle Sexually-And How to Heal by Crystal Renaud Day, this 12-week guide integrates biblical truth with insights from psychology, neuroscience, attachment theory, trauma-informed care, and The SCARS Model(TM) to help leaders move beyond behavior management and create space for understanding, healing, and lasting transformation.
Organized around a 12-week reading plan, the guide provides everything needed to confidently facilitate engaging and impactful group discussions. Each week includes chapter synopses, discussion overviews, central truths, desired outcomes, key takeaways, reflection questions, facilitator notes, and dedicated space for personal notes, making preparation simple while encouraging meaningful participation.
Whether you're leading a church recovery ministry, counseling group, women's small group, or sexual integrity program, this guide offers practical tools to foster emotionally safe conversations, encourage honest reflection, and help participants pursue lasting healing through the principles of The SCARS Model(TM).
Inside you'll find:
- A complete 12-week facilitator guide aligned with What Drives Women to Porn?
- Weekly chapter synopses and discussion overviews
- Central truths, desired outcomes, and key takeaways for every session
- More to Your Story reflection questions and God in Your Story prompts
- Facilitator notes and discussion suggestions
- Dedicated note pages for planning, observations, and future groups
Healing begins with understanding. Help women discover that there is more to their story.