Non-Monogamous Navigations: Therapeutic Needs and Understanding for Polyamory, Open Relationships, Swinger, and Beyond
In this learning experience, you can develop the skills to identify and differentiate various non-monogamous and alternative relationship styles. Delve deeper into the realm of ethical considerations, encompassing informed consent, power dynamics, and ethical practices within non-monogamy. Additionally, equip yourself to address the societal stigma and external challenges that individuals in non-monogamous relationships may encounter. Learn strategies to foster resilience in clients, empowering them to navigate these challenges. This program offers an opportunity to refine your skills, broaden your perspectives, and provide support to clients engaged in non-monogamous relationships.
Three objectives:
Objective 1: Participants will be able to identify and differentiate non-monogamous and alternative relationship styles.
Objective 2: Participants will be equipped to help clients cope with societal stigma and external challenges often faced by individuals in non-monogamous relationships, fostering resilience.
Objective 3: Participants will explore ethical considerations surrounding informed consent, power dynamics, and ethical practices in non-monogamy, enhancing their ability to guide clients ethically.
LPCA of Georgia CE Approval #2023-08-16-677MLW for 2.0 Core Hours of Continuing Education.
