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What does polyamory actually look like beyond the stereotypes?
In this episode of Fine, I’ll Talk About It, Danielle talks with licensed clinical social worker and therapist Jess Williams about the realities of polyamorous and non-monogamous relationships.
Jess challenges the belief that polyamory is only about sex, a lack of commitment, or an unhealthy relationship. She explains the difference between consensual non-monogamy and cheating, why jealousy is not always a problem, and how jealousy can reveal needs that have not been expressed.
They also discuss what communication really requires when multiple people are involved, how couples can explore opening a relationship, and why there is no single structure that works for every polyamorous relationship.
In this episode:
Whether you are curious about polyamory, considering an open relationship, or trying to better understand someone you care about, this conversation offers an honest look at relationships that exist outside the traditional model.
About Jess WilliamsJess is a licensed clinical social worker, therapist, and owner of Oak & Evergreen Therapy.
Licensed in Delaware and Pennsylvania, with Maryland coming soon, she specializes in working with non-monogamous and queer communities as well as anxious people pleasers.
Jess believes the relationship between therapist and client is an essential part of treatment. She shows up in sessions as her full, real self and meets clients with honesty and human connection.
She also provides continuing education for professionals about non-monogamy and offers consultation on cases.
Connect with Jess:
Website: www.oakevergreentherapy.com
Connect With Danielle YoungDanielle Young is a Master Certified Life Coach, Pattern Breaking Specialist, bestselling author, international speaker, and host of Fine, I’ll Talk About It.
Website: www.inspiredactionwellness.com
Instagram: @inspiredactionwellness
Book: From Surviving to Thriving: A Journey Beyond Trauma
Listen to Fine, I’ll Talk About It on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, iHeartRadio, or at:
https://fineletstalk.riverside.com
By Danielle YoungWhat does polyamory actually look like beyond the stereotypes?
In this episode of Fine, I’ll Talk About It, Danielle talks with licensed clinical social worker and therapist Jess Williams about the realities of polyamorous and non-monogamous relationships.
Jess challenges the belief that polyamory is only about sex, a lack of commitment, or an unhealthy relationship. She explains the difference between consensual non-monogamy and cheating, why jealousy is not always a problem, and how jealousy can reveal needs that have not been expressed.
They also discuss what communication really requires when multiple people are involved, how couples can explore opening a relationship, and why there is no single structure that works for every polyamorous relationship.
In this episode:
Whether you are curious about polyamory, considering an open relationship, or trying to better understand someone you care about, this conversation offers an honest look at relationships that exist outside the traditional model.
About Jess WilliamsJess is a licensed clinical social worker, therapist, and owner of Oak & Evergreen Therapy.
Licensed in Delaware and Pennsylvania, with Maryland coming soon, she specializes in working with non-monogamous and queer communities as well as anxious people pleasers.
Jess believes the relationship between therapist and client is an essential part of treatment. She shows up in sessions as her full, real self and meets clients with honesty and human connection.
She also provides continuing education for professionals about non-monogamy and offers consultation on cases.
Connect with Jess:
Website: www.oakevergreentherapy.com
Connect With Danielle YoungDanielle Young is a Master Certified Life Coach, Pattern Breaking Specialist, bestselling author, international speaker, and host of Fine, I’ll Talk About It.
Website: www.inspiredactionwellness.com
Instagram: @inspiredactionwellness
Book: From Surviving to Thriving: A Journey Beyond Trauma
Listen to Fine, I’ll Talk About It on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, iHeartRadio, or at:
https://fineletstalk.riverside.com