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Intimacy is More Than Sex
Intimacy is More Than Sex
Intimacy is More Than Sex
Friday 24th October 2025
Explore how intimacy extends beyond sex in recovery journeys with insights from Lynette, Doug, and Teresa.
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Sexual Health in Recovery
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Episode Overview
- Intimacy is more than just physical; it's about being honest and comfortable with oneself.
- Communication, courtesy, and compromise are key to building intimate relationships.
- Al-Anon provides tools for self-awareness and personal growth.
- Humour can play a role in navigating recovery challenges.
- Vulnerability and acceptance are essential for healthy relationships.
"Intimacy means really being able to be myself with people and not worry about what they are thinking about me."
Curious about how others navigate their sobriety journey? In this engaging episode of Recovery Radio Network, Lynette, Doug, and Teresa share their personal experiences on the intriguing topic of intimacy beyond physical relationships. Lynette opens up about her initial discomfort with discussing intimacy, only to find herself on a panel exploring just that.
Through her Al-Anon journey, she discovers that intimacy is about being honest and comfortable in her own skin, aided by her relationships with a higher power and a sponsor. Doug brings humour and wisdom to the table, emphasising the importance of communication, courtesy, and compromise in building intimate relationships. He reflects on his own Al-Anon journey and the need for a reset in his programme.
Teresa shares her story of growth through Al-Anon, learning to be vulnerable and self-aware while maintaining a healthy relationship with her husband. With anecdotes about roleplay games and laundry disagreements, she reminds us that intimacy is about acceptance and communication. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of how recovery programmes offer tools to develop meaningful connections with oneself and others.
Whether you're seeking insights into recovery or simply curious about the human experience, this episode offers a unique perspective on the true meaning of intimacy. So, what does intimacy mean to you?