Join Dr. Eli for Two Events for Open’s Week of Visibility for Non-Monogamy

Dr. Eli Sheff is joining Open for the Week of Visibility for NonMonogamy with two events — one online and one in person.

Mono/CNM Mixed Orientation Structured Support Group Waitlist Open Now

Dr. Elisabeth “Eli” Sheff is offering a six week series of structured support meetings designed to assist people in mixed monogamous/consensually nonmonogamous relationships to explore their boundaries, talk with others in a similar situation, get support, and consider possible compromises. Waitlist is open now, contact Dr. Eli for more information

Dr. Eli Offers Support Group and Continuing Education

Check out the exciting educational and support opportunities from Dr. Eli Sheff this spring! These offerings are designed for people in mixed-orientation relationships involving a monogamous and a nonmonogamous person, and educational opportunities for therapists, counselors, and educators.

National Post Interviews Dr. Eli on New Trends in Consensual NonMonogamies

This interview with Dr. Eli Sheff and Sharon Kirkey from the National Post explores consensual nonmonogamies and has a written and a video component.

CNM, Pride, and Public Visibility: New Psychology Today Blog from Dr. Eli

Read Dr. Eli’s newest blog on PSych Today that looks at Pride, CNM, and public visibility.

Diverse Sexualities, Genders, & Relationships Series with Rowman & Littlefield Producing Award-Winning Books!

Dr. Eli has edited to publish five books so far in a series, with more to come. Series seeking submissions

Couple-focused CNM Relationships New Blog on Psychology Today from Dr. Eli Sheff

Check out Dr. Eli’s newest blog on Psychology Today

CNM Better for Millennials & Gen Z? Dr. Eli’s Newest Blog on Psychology Today

Dr. Eli’s newest blog on Psych Today explains why Zoomers and Millennials might use CNM to adapt to their shifting world.

Participate in Research on Sex & Gender Minority Adults in Consensually NonMonogamous Relationships?

LGBTQ+ folx 18 years and older can volunteer to participate in research on CNM relationships