AA Podcast
AA Podcast
Workshop: Sex and Sobriety (Repost)
Workshop: Sex and Sobriety (Repost)
Workshop: Sex and Sobriety (Repost)
Sunday 11th October 2020
Join Steve O as he explores sex and sobriety at the Atlanta Men's Workshop, offering practical advice for healthy relationships in recovery.
38 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Sex and Sobriety: Navigating Relationships in Recovery
Acceptance is the key to my relationship with god Today.
Relationships can be tricky enough, but throw recovery into the mix, and it’s a whole new ball game. In this eye-opening episode of Sober Cast, Steve O takes the stage at the 29th Atlanta Men's Workshop at Rock Eagle back in March 1996 to tackle the complex intersection of sex and sobriety.
With a focus on building and maintaining healthy relationships, this workshop dives into the nitty-gritty of practicing AA principles, the role of honesty, and the transformative power of acceptance. Steve O doesn’t shy away from the tough stuff. He explores how childhood experiences can shape addiction and influence adult relationships. Effective communication strategies for couples? Check. The benefits of marriage counseling? Double-check. And let's not forget the importance of working the Twelve Steps in relationship recovery.
This episode also touches on impactful literature like 'Drop the Rock' and 'Sick is Our Secret', offering practical tools for anyone on this journey. Whether you're navigating your own recovery or supporting a loved one, this episode provides a hopeful and encouraging perspective on healing within the AA program. It's not just about staying sober; it's about living a fulfilling, honest, and connected life. Tune in to get some real, down-to-earth advice that could make all the difference.