2019 Salt Lake City UCAP Conference

Many families face situations that make protecting children from the dangers of pornography feel overwhelming. This presentation looks at the unique challenges families face who have resistant children, children with ADHD or other learning difficulties, or where there are not two parents united in the effort to protect children. We will discuss together the challenges each of these difficult scenarios presents to a parent. We will consider realistic outcomes a parent can aim for in each of these situations. Potential resolutions to each these problems will be presented. The presentation will conclude with a discussion on the necessary parent self-care in such families as well as discussing the primary goal for parents to work toward.

• You can expect to come away with more confidence to work through difficult challenges in your family or families you care for.
• You will have a much clearer goal for the children you support.
• You will know what to let go of and what needs most of your attention.
• Finally, and most important, you will understand where there is hope for children in even the most difficult family situations.

John W Fort, MST, is the Director of Training for Be Broken, training families and community leaders on the prevention of and recovery from sexual and pornography addiction. He is also the co-founder of the annual Sexual Integrity Leadership Summit. John is the author of the books Father-Son Accountability: Integrity Through Relationship, Lights On: Honest Talk with Your Child About Sex and the online course: Parenting for Purity in the 21st Century. He is an active blogger for CovenantEyes.com, ProtectYoungMinds.org, and PureCommunity.org. John lives with his wife Anna in Oregon and has two adult children.

Lucas Fort is a college student and the co-author of the parenting book: Father-Son Accountability: Integrity Through Relationship.