Examining Common Types of Consensual Non Monogamous Relationships and Clinical Strategies

1.5 CE HOURS

In this course, participants will learn about the range of sexual experiences couples and individuals may participate in, with close examinations on types of of consensual non monogamous relationships. Participants will also explore how diversities in sexual expression and lifestyles have been perceived and how that perception impacts members of those communities.

*This on-demand content was originally presented live in 2021

COURSE DETAILS

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Available 24/7

Introductory Level
No Prerequisites Needed

ASSECT & APA Approved
Accessible on Mobile

COURSE OBJECTIVES

What You’ll Learn in this Course

Identify and describe examples of common types of non monogamous relationships.

Name and describe the components of open relationships, swinging, monogamish, polyamory, and relationship anarchy.

Distinguish between cheating, polygamy, and consensual non-monogamy.

AASECT Certification

What Course Requirements Will I Meet?

This course may count toward fulfilling Core Knowledge Area (CKA-F)

Diversities in sexual expression and lifestyles, including, but not limited to polyamory, swinging, BDSM and tantra

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What Our Students Say

Renato was great at breaking down the definitions and differences. It was very helpful!
Nakia R.

Licensed Professional Counselor

Instructor is a great speaker. I love how he explained the different types of relationship agreements.
Lori L.

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

I learned a lot of new perspectives from this speaker. Thank you!
Tracii W.

Graduate Student

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Renato Pérez, LCSW

Latinx Licensed Clinical Social Worker

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Renato Pérez, LCSW

Examining Common Types of Consensual Non Monogamous Relationships and Clinical Strategies

Renato Pérez is a psychotherapist and clinical social worker independently licensed in the state of California. He is committed to guiding clients through a journey of self-improvement and self-discovery. He specializes in supporting clients through trauma, and mood disorders and is especially proud to be able to provide LGBTQ+ Affirmative therapeutic services.
Renato is committed to raising awareness of mental health education, particularly within the Queer Latinx community.

Renato is a native Spanish speaker who was born in Mexico in the small town of Jalostotitlan. When he migrated to the USA he grew up in northern California, where he experienced shortage of Spanish speaking mental health providers as his family attempted to utilize services. His experience sparked his passion for providing culturally and linguistically appropriate mental health services.

Renato received his Master of Social Work form the University of Southern California. He has been featured in Univision’s national show “Despierta America” and other local shows such as “Primera Hora,” “All Access Broadcasting” and “El Aviso” as a mental health advocate and expert. He has made contributions to an array of different podcast, including “Latinx Therapy” where he discussed the struggles of coming out in a machista home and “De Pueblo Catolico y Gay” a Spanish language podcast dedicated to the intersectionality of growing up gay and catholic. He has been nominated for the Social Hero Award in 2018 hosted by Pacific Oaks College.

Renato is a lover of animals and supporter of “Corazon de Vida” an organization dedicated to providing higher quality of life to children abandoned in Baja-California. Renato has a long clinical experience in mental health treatment that ranges from community mental health; working with individuals and families, to working for the Los Angeles Department of Mental health; where he was able to work with the most vulnerable members of our community. He has a long career working with trauma, chronic mental illness, mood disorders, as well as personality disorders, and severe psychosis.

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