In clinical work with couples, one of the most practical yet underutilized tools is the relationship agreement. The term itself can sound rigid, even legalistic, but its clinical function is far more dynamic. A well-built agreement is not a rulebook […]
Non Monogamy
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As a new therapist, one of the most important skills you will develop is not just how to ask questions or deliver interventions. It is how to listen, and just as critically, how to speak. Language is one of the […]
What Therapy Can Help You Understand When You Want Different Things Some relationship conversations feel bigger than the words being spoken. This is one of them. When one partner says they want an open relationship and the other does not, […]
When non monogamy first shows up in the therapy room, many clinicians feel a jolt of confusion, and often a wave of concern right behind it. A client mentions that they or their partner are dating other people, and the […]