Multiple Securities: Navigating consensual non-monogamy and attachment

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6:00 – 8:00 PM

 2 CE Credits Available

Polysecure, the premise of having secure attachment with the self and others, is a growing idea emerging in attachment research. While once thought to be exclusive to monogamous relationships, recent data suggests new attachment patterns and connections in varying relationships, including consensual non-monogamy.

By identifying attachment patterns and how they influence the broader relational system, we begin to illuminate our capacity for trust in multiple relationships and challenge the idea that there is “one true way” of creating attachment with partners. Through the HEARTS method of approaching secure attachment, one can begin to learn to support and guide clients who are consensually non-monogamous to develop and maintain multiple secure relationships.

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About the Presenter:

Mo Deslandes, Psy.D., a graduate of the Illinois School of Professional Psychology, is currently a postdoctoral fellow with The Juniper Center. Mo has focused their practice on sitting with clients and understanding their truth and perspective, using sessions to help explore their inner selves through processing and being allowed a positive space to best understand their needs. In addition to providing therapy, Mo is passionate about educating emerging professionals on topics of non-monogamy, kink-aware therapy, complex PTSD, trans awareness, and alternative sexualities.


Please send any accommodation requests to danielle@lifeworkspsychotherapy.com at least one week prior to the event.

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