Consensual non-monogamous affirming mental health practice

The purpose of this training is to examine a diversity of evidence-based approaches to conduct effective practice with consensually non-monogamous (CNM)-identified clients of all genders and sexual orientations. The training will include models, applications and interventions applicable to a wide variety of training situations in which social justice and multiculturalism are central. The Handbook of CNM-Affirming Mental Health practice will guide this training in various learning domains, including ethics, relationship building, addressing issues in competence and development, and intervention. Participants will also have the opportunity to discuss important topics such as intersectionality, cultural humility, and sex-positivity as a foundational practice in multicultural supervision.

County employees, register by clicking on the blue registration button.
County partners, register at sccgov.org/scclearn-partner (required for CEs)
All other providers, register at tinyurl.com/TQCTrainings

Learning objectives:

By the end of the training, attendees should be able to identify 2 new pieces of language that they can use in their work with CNM-identified client.
By the end of the training, attendees should be able to identify and implement 1 intervention that they can use in their work with CNM client.
By the end of the training, attendees should be able to identify 3 concrete learning goals that they have for themselves in their continuing development as clinicians.

If you have questions, need accommodations, or have a grievance, please contact: [email protected].

Consensual non-monogamous affirming mental health practice

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