Your current relationship has been monogamous and you want to explore opening it up in some form of Consensual Non-Monogamy (CNM). Because you value your relationship you want support in creating this new form of relationship and want to avoid or minimize the potential challenges.

You are already in some form of polyamorous or open relationship. You want support in clarifying and evolving your current agreements. You want support in negotiating challenges with a current or potential new partner.

You want the acknowledgment that your relationship is genuine, that it is legitimate and healthy, not a throwback to old childhood wounds and so-called pathology. You want to be free of shame, guilt and fear in expressing yourselves authentically.

You want to explore your sexual edge and connect with your partner(s) in an even deeper way! You want to spontaneously express your feelings towards your partner(s) through your chosen form of lovemaking.

You want to set clear boundaries and create formalized agreements within your relationship. You want to minimize con”ict and maximize the freedom to explore. You would like to feel heard and understood.

You want a safe, consensual relationship where everyone wins! You want to be able to negotiate for what you do and don’t want. You want to be able to say ‘no’ without guilt.

You want to feel good about being ‘bad’ don’t you? You want to connect to your deepest sexual phantasies and express them to your partner(s) and feel that they (and you) are okay. And perhaps you’ll even live some of them out.

You may have experienced some sexual challenges in your lives, either on your own or together. You want support with this, to have the deepest, richest sexual experiences possible.

You want to reignite and sustain the passion of your relationship! You want the depth that comes from the deepest connections, the deepest intimacies. You want to be able to share on a deep, loving, and meaningful level.

And of course, you want to be able to handle the ‘normal’ day- to-day issues that we face in every relationship, even the ‘vanilla’ ones. You want to face them with compassion and empathy.