Supported SobrietySupported Sobriety
Matt and Katie Davis
'Supported Sobriety' shares real stories and practical advice for overcoming pornography addiction and supporting loved ones.
Episodes: 102
Supported Sobriety: Real Talk on Overcoming Pornography Addiction
Curious about how people overcome pornography addiction and rebuild their lives? 'Supported Sobriety' is a podcast that dives deep into the real stories of men grappling with this addiction and the women who stand by them. Hosted by Matt and Katie Davis, this series brings to light the struggles and triumphs of members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Matt and Katie share their own experiences, alongside those of others, offering a raw and honest look at the journey to recovery. Each episode tackles different aspects of addiction, from managing shame and guilt to setting realistic expectations for healing. Whether you're battling addiction yourself or supporting someone who is, 'Supported Sobriety' provides practical advice and emotional support to help you navigate this challenging path.
Tune in to hear inspiring stories, gain valuable insights, and find hope in the midst of struggle.
Latest Episodes
Ep. 102 - "How Did You Do It, Katie?"
Katie Davis shares how trying to control her husband’s pornography recovery left her exhausted and unhappy, and describes the moment she chose a different path. She outlines a practical, mind‑and‑bod…
Ep. 101 - 4 Things You've Tried That Don't Work
Katie Davis shares a client’s powerful shift from anxious, constant checking to calm confidence, then breaks down four common responses to betrayal that don’t actually help. The focus stays on practi…
Ep. 100 - Special Episode With Matt
Katie and Matt reflect on their six-year journey from church recovery meetings to a structured coaching approach for women healing after betrayal. They share how their views on couple versus individu…
Ep. 99 - Why Porn Isn't His Problem (And Not Yours Either)
Katie Davis reframes pornography use as a brain-driven coping strategy rather than a simple moral or self-control issue. She links this to betrayal trauma, showing women how their own healing depends…
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