Non-Monogamy 101 with Samantha Fraser
Monday, February 24, 2014, 7pm-8:30pm
Ohhh Canada
721 Queen Street West
#201
Do you want to open up your relationship or are you currently in an open relationship & want to hear from and talk to others to get other perspectives? In this interactive workshop, author of the book Not Your Mother’s Playground: A realistic guide to honest, happy, & healthy open relationships, Samantha Fraser will go through the most important and sometimes overlooked aspects of open relationships for both beginners and the experienced.
What Will I Get Out of the Workshop?
You’ll receive insight into tried and true practices, learn effective ways to communicate what you need and want, tackle issues like jealousy and guidelines, and leave with new ideas to help you open your heart and body to more than one person.
Who Should Attend?
All genders and sexual orientations are welcome, and you don’t have to have a partner, or be non-monogamous already, to participate. This workshop will be particularly helpful to those looking to open up a relationship, date multiple partners, or anyone in the early stages of non-monogamy.
About Samantha Fraser
Samantha Fraser is a life coach, poly advocate, consultant, and author of Not Your Mother’s Playground: a realistic guide to honest, happy, and healthy, open relationships. She has spoken at various conferences about non-monogamy, including Momentum, Playground, Atlanta Poly Weekend, and PolyCon, where she was the keynote in 2013. Samantha has been appeared on/in CBC DocZone’s “Thoroughly Modern Marriage”, Toronto Life, SexMatters TV, InnerSPACE, The Grid, National Post, Metro, The Toronto Sun, Filament Magazine, and many other sexuality focused websites. She is also the founder and executive producer of Playground sexuality conference.
About the Workshop Format
Very small group size. Q&A time. NOT a boring old lecture (never!).
Admission: $20, pre-registration is required. Space is limited. If you do not purchase a ticket, you will not be admitted to the workshop.
