Hojojitsu with Dental Floss

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Hojōjitsu is a traditional Japanese martial art, used beginning in the 17th Century Edo period and remained in practice by Japanese police and military until the WWII era, to capture criminals and transport prisoners of

Unfiltered Answers To Common Poly Questions

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We all have our elevator speeches ready for when assaulted by The Monogamous Inquisition. In this moderated discussion, we discuss these questions in a safe, poly-friendly space and try to move past our pre-programmed rhetoric.

Lying

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A moderated discussion exploring the many, many shades of grey in a subject we all wish was black and white. Bring your opinions. (All Levels, Moderated Roundtable Discussion, Not Poly-specific)

Kama Sutra Kink

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Widely known in America as the Hindu Sex Manual, the Kama Sutra covers far more than weird sex positions. Learn pick up lines invented thousands of years ago, examine the ancient debate over the existence

The Solo Polyamorist

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Too obsessed with your job to make time for a Real Partner(tm)? Do you want to be focused on your own needs yet still have love in your life? If so, this lecture on the

A Menu of Yes

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A Menu of Yes: Negotiating with Enthusiastic Consent A simple, intuitive, yes-based paradigm for negotiation that focuses on arenas of consent rather than the traditional boundary-based approach of hard-limits. Using a Menu of Yes is

Advanced Conflict Resolution

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Moving beyond basic communication theory, this lecture will include specific techniques on creating a safe, compassionate space to analyze relationship issues, patterns and measure progress. Also, a ton of tricks that don’t fit easily elsewhere.

Alternatives to Monogamy

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A discussion about alternatives to traditional relationship structures, with emphasis on the relevance and pitfalls of such models. Class will begin with a brief lecture, followed by a discussion of how these beliefs apply to

Love Thyself

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The old cliche about learning to love yourself before you can learn to love others is easy to agree with, but hard to practice. Here’s how! Apply the Five Love Languages in a new way

Long Distance Relationships: Balancing Love and Geography

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“Absence sharpens love, presence strengthens it.” — Thomas Fuller. When you love someone that’s inconveniently distant (or conveniently spaced!), there are going to be some bumps on that very long road. Whether that connection is