Expand Your Counseling Skills: Non-Monogamy Certification Program

Certification Program in Consensual NonMonogamies starts this fall! Are you a counselor, therapist, coach, or social worker who wants to develop greater expertise in serving clients in consensually nonmonogamous relationships? Consider taking the online nine-month certification course that I offer in collaboration with the Sexual Health Alliance. This self-paced course includes three live intensives withContinueContinue reading “Expand Your Counseling Skills: Non-Monogamy Certification Program”

Understanding Mixed Dynamic Relationships: Online Workshop September 8

Please join me online this coming Monday at 6 pm Pacific time for a workshop on mixed dynamic relationships with She Bop! This workshop offers insights into understanding mixed dynamic relationships and strategies to help manage the challenges that come with them. Tickets available here https://www.sheboptheshop.com/mixed-dynamic-relationships.html

Business Insider Interviews Dr. Eli Sheff on how Tools from CNM can Help Monogamous Folks

Jessica Stillman at Business Insider recently interviewed me for a piece on the things people in monogamous relationships can learn from consensual nonmonogamy. You can find it here https://www.businessinsider.com/what-consensual-non-monogamy-teaches-people-in-exclusive-relationships#5-thoughtful-transitions-beat-messy-breakups-6

Satisfied Coaching Client

A coaching client recently emailed me a thank you note for my assistance and gave me permission to post it here: Hello Eli, Thank you again for your time last week. You gave us more specific, relevant advice and help in just two hours than all of our other counselors put together! We would likeContinueContinue reading “Satisfied Coaching Client”

Satisfied Relationship Coaching Client Testimonial

  MK, a client who has been coaching with me for a few months, wrote the most lovely client testimonial and gave me permission to post it here:   Dr. Sheff has been an invaluable resource for me as a relationship coach.  She has provided valuable insight and information regarding different relationship and communication structures, andContinueContinue reading “Satisfied Relationship Coaching Client Testimonial”

Dr. Eli Sheff Teams Up with Curious Fox Presents for Two Days in Brooklyn

Curious Fox Presents is bringing me to Brooklyn, NY for two events. The first is Consider This: A Day of Challenging the Status Quo in Sex and Relationships with me, Tikva Wolf, Kitty Chambliss, and a host of other interesting folks collected for an afternoon and evening of enlightening discussions and exciting comedy performance atContinueContinue reading “Dr. Eli Sheff Teams Up with Curious Fox Presents for Two Days in Brooklyn”

Satisfied Relationship Coaching Clients

  This trio I coached earlier this week sent such a sweet note afterwards, I got their permission to post it:  Dear Dr. Eli, Thanks so much for the chatting with us today. We took so much away from the conversation & feel much more confident about talking with the kids. It’s nice to knowContinueContinue reading “Satisfied Relationship Coaching Clients”

Talking to Kids About Polyamory: Anya Manes Interviews Dr. Eli Sheff

For her series on talking to children about sexuality, Anya Manes interviewed me about how monogamous and polyamorous parents can talk to their kids about polyamory.   http://talktokidsaboutsexseries.com/elisabethsheff

8 Minutes with Dr. Eli on Empire Radio Show on Coaching

In a new interview with Empire Broadcasting Group’s radio show, the host asks about my coaching practice. We talk about both academic and relationship coaching. https://empireradionow.com/elisabeth-sheff-3-22-17-consultant/

Response to “I want to be poly and don’t know how to bring it up to my spouse”

  One of my readers of my Psychology Today blog recently asked a question that I have heard many times, in many different settings: “I want to be polyamorous but I am not sure how to bring it up to my spouse.” Because the question is so common, I wanted to post the response here forContinueContinue reading “Response to “I want to be poly and don’t know how to bring it up to my spouse””