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Sex After Prostate Cancer w/ Victoria Cullen | Szn. 5 Ep. 9

· 54 min · S5 E9 · Explicit

Episode Sex After Prostate Cancer w/ Victoria Cullen | Szn. 5 Ep. 9

0:00 54:07

What happens to intimacy after prostate cancer treatment—and why are so many men and couples unprepared for the changes?

Dr. Jenn Kennedy sits down with Victoria Cullen, founder of A Touchy Subject and creator of The Hub, to talk candidly about sexual recovery after prostate cancer. They explore erectile changes, orgasm, penile rehabilitation, grief, masculinity, performance anxiety, and the emotional impact of suddenly feeling like you're living in a different body.

But this conversation isn't only about what can be lost. It's also about what can be rediscovered.

Victoria shares why sexual recovery requires more than simply waiting for erections to return, how partners can approach recovery as a team, and why expanding the definition of sex can lead some couples to experience more pleasure and connection than they had before treatment.

They also unpack common myths—including the idea that sex is over after prostate cancer or that erections that don't return quickly never will—and discuss practical ways to support recovery before and after treatment.

Whether you're navigating prostate cancer yourself, supporting a partner, or simply want to better understand sexual health after cancer, this episode offers information, hope, and a powerful reminder: your body is still capable of pleasure.

Connect with Victoria:

Website: www.atouchysubject.com & The Hub

Connect with Dr. Jenn:

Instagram: @drjennkennedy

Website: Pleasure Project

Website: Riviera Therapy

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