Advanced Clinical Practice with Relational Diversity (pt 2)

Truly affirming practice with relationally diverse clients requires an intersectional understanding that is complemented by a well-articulated theoretical underpinning, inclusive of such identities. This intermediate-level training is for individuals with a basic understanding of non-monogamy – and other relationally diverse practices or identities – who are working to deepen their therapeutic practice and pair it with their existing theoretical frameworks. In this training, we will examine advanced language associated with non-monogamous relationship structures, the role of culture in the formation of relational narratives, how to practice traditional “couple” therapy models in poly-affirming ways, and case studies where these notions are put into practice.

In order to sign up for this training, please sign up for–or have equivalent training experience to–the introductory-level non-monogamy training that will occur earlier in the day; you may register for the morning session here.