Stronger Polyamorous Relationships: A Weekend Intensive

Name: Stronger Polyamorous Relationships: A Weekend Intensive
Start: 2025-09-27T10:00:00-0600
End: 2025-09-28T17:00:00-0600
Location: Humanly Office

Sat, Sep 27, 10am - Sep 28, 5pm MDT

Humanly Office

Denver CO, United States

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Stronger Polyamorous Relationships: A Weekend Intensive: A Two-Day Deep Dive into Skills, Communication, and Connection

📅 September 27-28 2025

🕘 10:00 am-5:00 pm

📍50 S Steele St, Denver, CO 80209

Are you exploring polyamory—or looking to deepen the relationships you already have? Whether you’re newly navigating ethical non-monogamy or a long-time polyamorous partner, this weekend intensive is for you.

Join us for two immersive, supportive days designed to help you build stronger, more connected relationships.

Together, we’ll dive into the practical, emotional, and interpersonal skills that support thriving polyamorous dynamics. Through expert guidance, real talk, and community connection, you’ll walk away with tools that make your relationships feel more aligned, intentional, and resilient.

What You’ll Get:
✅ Tools to define and align your relationship structures
✅ Communication strategies for multi-partner dynamics
✅ Guidance on navigating jealousy, conflict, and change
✅ Support for metamour relationships and hinge roles
✅ Breakout groups for personalized reflection and feedback
✅ A welcoming, judgment-free space for all experiences and identities

What to Expect:

Two full days of interactive workshops, group discussions, and breakout sessions
A mix of learning, reflecting, and connecting with others
Frameworks for boundaries, agreements, and emotional processing
Supportive conversations about your relationship values and goals
Tangible skills to take home and integrate into your relationships

Whether you come solo, with a partner, with multiple partners, or with the whole polycule, you’ll find a space to be seen, heard, and supported in your unique journey.

Space is limited to keep the group intimate and interactive. Pricing is tiered, sign up soon for the best price!

Early Bird Price starts NOW: $275

Discounted Price starts July 15: $300

Full Price starts August 15: $350

Have questions or want to know if this weekend is right for you? Email us at
denvernonmonogamy@gmail.com, we’re happy to help.

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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Amanda Jepson (she/her) is a total sex nerd, both personally and professionally. She is one of the co-founders of Respark Foundation, a Clinical Therapist at the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs Veterans Health and Trauma Clinic at the Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience, and an adjunct lecturer for the University of Colorado-Denver and Denver Family Institute. She is a Licensed Professional Counselor, Approved Clinical Supervisor, AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist, and a Board-Certified Sexologist. Amanda has been a therapist for nearly 15 years; she specializes in working with active duty and veteran military service members and first responders on issues such as combat trauma, physical or sexual abuse, sexual assault, and vicarious trauma. Additionally, her specialized training means she is skilled in helping clients navigate issues and interests related to sex, sexuality, consensual nonmonogamy, and kink from an intersectional and inclusive lens. Amanda has been previously featured on the Sex & Psychology Podcast as well as on Midori’s Consent Dojo and Patreon. She is passionate about empowering her clients as they reclaim their whole selves, providing consultation to both seasoned and new providers, and being a sex-positive provocateur in clinical and educational spaces.

Caroline Lee, LPC, LMFT is a therapist in Colorado working in private practice. Her primary specialities are in trauma therapy and sex therapy. Caroline is passionate and affirming of diverse relationship structures and enjoys working with the ENM and kink communities. As an independent researcher, she strives to fill in the gaps of research where marginalized communities typically fall. Her approach is based in compassion, authenticity and nerdiness.

Lindsay Hayes holds an MA in Communication and an MA in Couple and Family Therapy. Her master’s thesis was a narrative inquiry on the lived experience of being in a polycule. She is currently a student in the PhD in Counseling Studies program at the University of Edinburgh in Scotland (by distance) where she continues to study ethical nonmonogamy. Lindsay practices therapy part-time at Legacy Trails Therapy and lives in Denver.

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Sat, Sep 27, 10am - Sep 28, 5pm MDT

Humanly Office

Denver CO, United States

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