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In this episode, host Tara McCausland speaks with Dr. Kenneth Adams, a top expert in the field of enmeshment and sex addiction. Dr. Adams explains the concept of enmeshment, its impact on family dynamics, and how it may play a role in the development of sexual addiction. He discusses the difference between enmeshment and covert incest, shares examples, and elaborates on how these dynamics can impede healthy adult relationships and sexuality. The episode provides insights into the recovery process from both addiction and enmeshment, focusing on the need for both partners in a relationship to create a sacred, boundary-rich space. Dr. Adams shares hope for recovery and the importance of self-acceptance and ownership in the healing journey.

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00:00 Introduction and Announcements
02:13 Guest Introduction: Dr. Kenneth M. Adams
03:36 Understanding Enmeshment
08:49 Enmeshment and Sexual Addiction
10:45 Case Studies and Real-Life Examples
19:13 Impact on Relationships and Recovery
36:13 Hope and Healing

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Chapters

1. Introduction and Announcements (00:00:00)

2. Guest Introduction: Dr. Kenneth M. Adams (00:02:13)

3. Understanding Enmeshment (00:03:36)

4. Enmeshment and Sexual Addiction (00:08:49)

5. Case Studies and Real-Life Examples (00:10:45)

6. Impact on Relationships and Recovery (00:19:13)

7. Hope and Healing (00:36:13)

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