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Last Updated: October 30, 2020
I recently had a great conversation with counselor Brad Hambrick about what parents can do if they discover their child has been looking at porn online.
Brad talked a bit about how we can prepare for that hard discussion.
You can visit Brad’s website at BradHambrick.com.
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