Category Archives: relationships
Five Things White People Can Do to Make Their Poly Communities More Welcoming for People of Color
I just finished listening to a fantastic podcast from Poly in the Cities with Kevin Patterson from Poly Role Models. Turns out white folks in the poly community routinely try to tell Kevin Patterson about his experience as a Black person: When Kevin names race in conversations with some poly folks and event or group organizers, it all tooContinueContinue reading “Five Things White People Can Do to Make Their Poly Communities More Welcoming for People of Color”
Dr. Eli Sheff speaks in Asheville North Carolina Tonight from 6 to 8 pm
I am thrilled to be speaking to the Asheville Poly Network tonight at 6pm. Tickets are $15 and available at the door, and there are still spaces available. Hope to see you tonight! The APN meets at 68 Kentucky Dr, Asheville, NC 28806 Important parking information below: Look for the large building in the back straight upContinueContinue reading “Dr. Eli Sheff speaks in Asheville North Carolina Tonight from 6 to 8 pm”
Loving Without Boundaries Interviews Dr. Eli Sheff
In the first part of a three part series on polyamory research, experiences, and families, Kitty Chambliss at Loving without Boundaries interviews me about my own experiences with consensual non-monogamy and how I ended up studying polyamory. Part two is coming soon! Loving Without Boundaries and show notes can be found here, episodeContinueContinue reading “Loving Without Boundaries Interviews Dr. Eli Sheff”
Community Response to Abuse in D/s Relationships
I am currently writing a series of blogs on abuse in poly relationships for my Psychology Today blog, and working on a more in-depth blog on abuse in kinky relationships for the National Coalition of Sexual Freedom. Obviously, the topic of abuse in sex and gender minority relationships is really on my mind lately. So whenContinueContinue reading “Community Response to Abuse in D/s Relationships”
New Blog on Psychology Today on Abuse in Polyamorous Relationships
In my most recent blog on Psychology Today I look at the protective features that may make some poly families less prone to abuse. This blog is the first in a two-part series, and the second will discuss factors that can increase the likelihood of abuse in a poly family.
Love Maps with Dr. Elisabeth Sheff Premiers TONIGHT on AIB Network
Love Maps with Dr. Eli: Exploring Polyamory Part One Thursday, 8/18 @ 10p Sunday @ 12p Tuesday @ 5:30p Wednesday @ 9:30a Love Maps : Exploring Polyamory Part Two Thursday, 8/25 @ 10p Sunday @ 12p Tuesday @ 5:30p Wednesday @ 9:30a AIB can be found on channel 295 on Comcast and channelContinueContinue reading “Love Maps with Dr. Elisabeth Sheff Premiers TONIGHT on AIB Network”
Dr. Elisabeth Sheff speaking in Alexandria, Virginia on August 17, 8pm
Loving Without Boundaries and BMore Poly are teaming up to bring me to speak at a private residence in Alexandria Virginia tomorrow, August 17, at 8pm. Want to join us? Contact me for details at DrEliSheff@gmail.com
Love Maps With Dr. Elisabeth Sheff on AIB
Earlier this summer I did an interview with the wonderful folks at the AIB Network for their show Love Maps. The AIB signal is available throughout the 35 county Atlanta metro area in over 2 million homes as a programming service of Comcast Cable (channel 295) and AT&T U-verse (channel 6), online, and on demand. ToContinueContinue reading “Love Maps With Dr. Elisabeth Sheff on AIB”
Dr. Sheff Now Guest Blogging for NCSF
I have begun guest blogging for the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom — check out my first guest blog with NCSF on the Top Three Considerations When Coming Out As Polyamorous at https://ncsfreedom.org/press/blog/item/guest-blog-top-three-considerations-when-coming-out-as-polyamorous.html