$40 or 2 monthly payments of $20

Navigating Jealousy in Non-Monogamy: Skills for Helping Professionals

Webinar
Starts Apr 10 at 1:00 PM EDT

Jealousy is one of the most common and most misunderstood experiences your ENM and polyamorous clients bring to therapy. In this 90 minute training, Paige Bond, LMFT draws on somatic, neurobiological, and relational approaches to help therapists normalize jealousy, regulate it, and work with it skillfully. No prior experience working with non-monogamous clients required.

Event Description

Jealousy is one of the most frequently reported challenges among clients in ethically non-monogamous (ENM) relationships — and one of the most clinically underaddressed. Rather than a pathological response, it is often an informative signal worth getting curious about: an unmet need, an attachment injury, or a relationship agreement in need of revision. Learning to work with it effectively can be transformative for this population.

This training bridges established clinical competencies — trauma-informed, identity-affirming, and relationally grounded practice — with the specific knowledge and skills required to work effectively with clients navigating ENM relationships across the full spectrum of structures and identities.

Drawing from somatic, neurobiological, and relational modalities, Paige Bond, LMFT examines the psychobiological underpinnings of jealousy, equips clinicians with tools to help clients identify what the experience is communicating, and offers practical frameworks that translate directly into clinical practice.

Learning Objectives:

Explore the complexities of non-monogamous relationships and the challenges they present in therapy.
Normalize and reframe jealousy within an ENM context — moving from pathology toward curiosity.
Understand the various manifestations and triggers of jealousy within relationships.
Understand the neurobiology of jealousy: what's happening in the nervous system and why it matters clinically
Introduce practical strategies and interventions to address jealousy and enhance relationship satisfaction.
Discuss how to support clients in negotiating relationship agreements that actually work.
Discuss opportunities for integrating advanced approaches into partnered therapy practices.
Analyze case studies to apply learned techniques in navigating jealousy and non-monogamy effectively.

Why You Should Join Us

Your ENM clients are already in your waiting room — whether you know it or not.

Research suggests that somewhere between 4–5% of adults in the United States are currently engaged in consensual non-monogamy — a number larger than the combined bisexual, lesbian, and gay population. Many more are actively exploring it or have seriously considered it. These clients are showing up in individual therapy, couples work, and group settings. They're navigating jealousy, building agreements across complex relationship structures, and often walking into session hoping their therapist won't make them spend half the hour explaining what polyamory is.

This training gives you the fluency to meet them there.

You don't need to be an ENM expert. You just need to be a therapist who wants to show up more fully for a population that is consistently underserved. Paige will help you get there using modalities you already trust, with a framework that translates directly into your clinical work.

Walk away with:

A clearer, more confident understanding of jealousy as a clinical and relational phenomenon
Concrete somatic and cognitive tools ready to use in session
A practical lens for supporting non-monogamous relationship agreements and communication

Whether you work with individuals, couples, polycules, or all of the above and more — this training meets you where you are.

Workshop Structure

Part 1: Didactic Learning (~75 minutes)

Theory and clinical applications

Part 2: Interactive Q&A (~15 minutes)

Ask questions about the concepts and brainstorm how they fit in your practice

Audience

This course is designed for:

Mental health and physical health professionals, healers, and helpers who work with individuals, couples, or relationships considering or practicing non-monogamy
Professionals that may find the material helpful include: psychotherapists, clinicians, psychologists, psychiatrists, social workers, peer specialists, recovery support specialists, housing specialists, nurses, nurse practitioners, wellness support workers, coaches, holistic practitioners
Students in mental health, trauma, and/or gender, sexuality and relationship diversity studies
No prior experience with ENM is required. However, this class encompasses more than the basic "ENM 101." It's helpful to know some basic terminology beforehand

Meet Your Instructor

Paige Bond, MA, LMFT

Relationship Expert | Therapist for Non-Monogamous Relationships

Paige Bond is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, owner of Sweet Love Counseling, and host of the Stubborn Love podcast. She specializes in helping people recover from break ups, tame their relationship anxiety, and feel more at ease navigating non-monogamy. Paige’s therapy sessions focus on creating a foundation where anxious partners can feel more secure, empowered, and intentional in their love life. As a master-certified ART clinician and Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy provider, Paige helps people create long-term healing quickly by going beyond just talk therapy.

What You'll Get

90 minute live webinar
Engaging discussion with community of professionals and advocates during the course
A reference and resource list to aid ongoing learning and exploration on the course topics
1.5 CEUs available on request (for Florida licensed mental health professionals)

This workshop will be recorded and shared with participants after the event ends. You will receive access to the recording even if you aren't able to attend live.

Continuing Education (CEUs)

This course provides 1.5 CEUs for licensed mental health professionals in the state of Florida. Participants must provide license number and complete course evaluation for credit.

Pricing

Standard Rate

$40 for a 90 minute live webinar. 1.5 optional CEs available for Florida licensed mental health professionals (LMHC, LMFT, LCSW). If you are unable to afford the standard rate due to hardship, please reach out to hello@serenayeager.com for scholarship options.

Frequently asked questions

When does the training start and finish?

This is a 1.5 hour live webinar scheduled for 4/10/2026 1-2:30 EST

Will I have access to the recording?

Yes! We will send you the recording after class. You do not have to attend live.

What if I am unhappy with the course, content, or platform?

We love hearing your feedback on what we can do to improve our efforts to provide gender, sexuality, and relationship diversity studies to helping professionals! Shoot us an email at hello@serenayeager.com and let us know your thoughts. If you disagree with any of the perspectives shown in this course - that's great! We encourage differing perspectives, so feel free to leave a comment in the course - so long as your comments remain respectful and you speak from your own point of view.