Dorset author Wilma Davidson warns teenagers of dangers of pornography

Author's new book is "weapon against pornography" Author's new book is "weapon against pornography"

A DORSET author has written two books to help victims of child sex abuse and warn of the dangers teenagers face from pornography.

Wilma Davidson, 77, has been a healer and therapist for 20 years and often helped patients deal with the trauma of sexual abuse and addiction to pornography.

The grandmother-of five has written a number of books over the last few years, including those on dowsing and healing, and was looking for a subject for her next book when she discovered several of her acquaintances had been abused as children.

While researching for her book Tears and Fears, described as a helpful guide for the families and victims of child sex abuse, date rape and trafficking, Wilma said she was also alerted to the issues of internet pornography.

She then went on to write The Porn Plague, which looks at the damage to the health of teenagers from watching internet pornography.

Wilma, from Walkford, said: “I wrote this book to be used as a weapon against hardcore pornography.

“It’s a deathly honest account of the possible damage to the emotional, physical and mental health of teenagers, linked to regularly viewing pornography.

“The ever growing flood of pornography is certainly not good for the sexual health of many teenage boys and girls who are at an impressionable age and are a significant section of the future adult population.”

She added that steps should be taken to ensure “tomorrow’s adult population” did not get addicted to pornography so it influenced their feelings, thinking or reasoning.

Both books are available from publisher EMP3Books. com, Barnes & Noble, Ingram Book Group and Amazon.

Comments(21)

Pablo23 says...
1:07pm Tue 9 Oct 12

I'm looking forward to the comments on this one

Phixer says...
1:30pm Tue 9 Oct 12

Pablo23 wrote:
I'm looking forward to the comments on this one
Well, yours wasn't very inspiring!

Pablo23 says...
1:33pm Tue 9 Oct 12

Phixer wrote:
Pablo23 wrote:
I'm looking forward to the comments on this one
Well, yours wasn't very inspiring!
Neither was yours

whataboutthat says...
1:44pm Tue 9 Oct 12

“I wrote this book to be used as a weapon against hardcore ****.
Is it illustrated?
Is softcore OK then?
What sort of research underpins her theories?
If I wrote a book would the Echo give me a link to the publishers/shops? Surprised there isn't a 'buy now' button.
Is this OK for starters?

whataboutthat says...
1:45pm Tue 9 Oct 12

Hold on the header can have pron in it but the comments cannot have **** in them. Que pasa?

PokesdownMark says...
1:52pm Tue 9 Oct 12

A very serious subject worthy of evidence based approach and scientific rigour.

For context, another of this ladies books is called "Spirit Rescue: A Simple Guide to Talking with Ghosts and Freeing Earthbound Souls". Her husband will take 160 of your British Pounds to 'clear entities remotely'. Presumably 160 entities from your bank account?

mikey2gorgeous says...
1:54pm Tue 9 Oct 12

**** can be terribly damaging.

I was left with severe chafing. Not nice.

BarrHumbug says...
1:58pm Tue 9 Oct 12

All sounds a bit like Matt Lucas's take on Barbara Cartland?

Telscombe Cliffy says...
2:02pm Tue 9 Oct 12

whataboutthat wrote:
“I wrote this book to be used as a weapon against hardcore ****.
Is it illustrated?
Is softcore OK then?
What sort of research underpins her theories?
If I wrote a book would the Echo give me a link to the publishers/shops? Surprised there isn't a 'buy now' button.
Is this OK for starters?
Yep, hundreds of new books come out every day, why this one in the news section?

BarrHumbug says...
2:04pm Tue 9 Oct 12

PokesdownMark wrote:
A very serious subject worthy of evidence based approach and scientific rigour.

For context, another of this ladies books is called "Spirit Rescue: A Simple Guide to Talking with Ghosts and Freeing Earthbound Souls". Her husband will take 160 of your British Pounds to 'clear entities remotely'. Presumably 160 entities from your bank account?
The powers of the internet now-a-days are quite amazing!

HRH of Boscombe says...
2:08pm Tue 9 Oct 12

The only people likely to read it are vicars and old ladies.
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Weapon my backside. I hardly think little Johnny's going to read it 'before HAND' lol

rudolph_hucker says...
2:09pm Tue 9 Oct 12

I learnt all my best moves from watching bongo vids

whataboutthat says...
2:11pm Tue 9 Oct 12

'For almost twenty years she has been a metaphysician, and is a healer member of the NFSH Healing Trust.
An experienced exorcist, she is a well known member of the Spirit Release Foundation, and is regularly called to help rescue lost spirits, and write articles for magazines on this fascinating subject.'
What a pedigree! Can only assume she has a sympathetic ear on the Echo staff for this publicity. The woman is clearly a box of frogs.

BarrHumbug says...
2:13pm Tue 9 Oct 12

It must be good, its got a 5 star review on Amazon!

BarrHumbug says...
2:14pm Tue 9 Oct 12

Oh hang on......Its her own review :-D

whataboutthat says...
2:34pm Tue 9 Oct 12

This just gets better. This woman reviews her own book on Amazon and declares it to be a five star experience and: "The **** Plague is one of the most important books on health published this century."
The woman's ego is out of control. Still if you do not know what anal bleaching is you can find out in her book. Mind you wasn't that on Channel 4 or 5 a few years back?

derek_acorah says...
2:36pm Tue 9 Oct 12

Well, clearly this is news. And not advertising. You can always tell, because if it were advertising, there would be a line at the end of the article telling us where we can buy the woman's books. Ah.....

whataboutthat says...
2:50pm Tue 9 Oct 12

Got it - is this Emma Joseph's auntie?

Allyssia says...
4:55pm Tue 9 Oct 12

If this is a weapon against hardcore *****graphy, then do you throw it at the PC monitor. Or perhaps at the 'actors'?

Adrian XX says...
5:59pm Tue 9 Oct 12

Are there really any harmful effects of ****?

Looking at **** might be a waste of time I guess, but then so is watching the X-factor. It might also offend the sensibilities of those who think there are harmful effects of ****.

Except for if you want to follow a religion (of your own free will of course), what possible genuine reasons could there be to avoid ****?

Dorset Logic says...
1:31pm Fri 12 Oct 12

nowt wrong with a good old bit of honest to goodness filth.

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