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Sexology

EP154 - What Does the Research Say About Consensual Non-Monogamy?

Dec 10, 2019
Discussing consensual non-monogamy, attachment quality, and handling minority stress with expert Amy C. Moors. Exploring diverse expressions of sexuality, promoting inclusion in higher education, and addressing challenges in non-monogamous relationships. Providing recommendations for therapists, exploring resources for research, and destigmatizing non-monogamous relationships.
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  • Consensual non-monogamous relationships offer diversified partner fulfillment and personal growth benefits.
  • Clinicians supporting clients in non-monogamous relationships should receive specialized training and create judgment-free spaces.

Deep dives

Dr. Nazanine Maali Achieves Certification as a Sex Therapist and Introduces Exciting Topics on Consensual Non-Monogamous Relationships

Dr. Nazanine Maali shares her accomplishment of becoming a certified sex therapist and discusses upcoming episodes focusing on consensual non-monogamous relationships. She emphasizes the importance of exploring different relationship dynamics beyond traditional norms to address clients' needs for more exciting and fulfilling sexual experiences.

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