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"This series is a must-attend for anyone interested in polyamory."
"I was blown away by the depth of understanding and support the speakers provided for polyamorous relationships!"
"Attending the Polyamory Talk Series was a transformative experience that deepened my connections with both my partners!"
Our goal is to empower and support you by hosting experts in various fields at the Polyamory Talk Series™. Audiences will gain exclusive access to professionals well-versed in navigating polyamory in the modern world. These esteemed professionals, including therapists, coaches, authors, healthcare practitioners, and legal and accounting experts, will equip you with invaluable knowledge to enhance your personal relationships and improve multiple aspects of your life.
"The real-world advice and strategies shared by the presenters made navigating polyamory feel so much more manageable!"
"I can’t believe how much I learned. I walked away with a new sense of belonging."
"This talk opened up a lot of possibilities for me, leaving me motivated to embrace my own journey."
Each lecture is a one-time chance to absorb the insights and wisdom of our esteemed speakers. Join us for an interactive session, where your questions can shape the discussion. Attendees will enjoy a vibrant, educational atmosphere and can keep the night going by chatting with other attendees after. Seize the opportunity to engage in this unique, enriching experience.
Details
Location - DoubleTree Suites Hilton Hotel Southcenter. 16500 Southcenter Pkwy, Tukwila, 98188.
Free parking.
21+ only event.
No outside food or drink permitted, water bottles are allowed.
Free raffle drawing of polyamory swag and Evergreen Hearts event tickets.
Arrive early and visit the Cyber Cafe featuring Starbucks Coffee inside the hotel (open 6am-1pm).
After party at the Atrium Bar inside the hotel (open 1pm-11pm).
Northwest Landing restaurant is available inside the hotel (open 7am-10pm).
Sensory Advisory
Capacity: 40-70 attendees.
Crowds: The venue will be set up as theater seating with low crowding.
Volume: This is a low volume event.
Seating: There will be seating for all attendees. This event is designed for attendees to remain seated through the event. There will be a brief intermission in the middle.
Food, Drink, Alcohol: No outside food or drink permitted. Water stations are available to refill bottles.
Next Event
Sunday March 23rd at 1:00pm - 3:00pm
DoubleTree Suites Hilton Hotel Southcenter
Driven by Desire
Tanya Brakeman, Relationship Mentor, Essential Relating
In this short talk with an active exercise practice, you will learn how to identify the core values at the heart of any complaint, judgment, or criticism. You will be able to see that judgments, yours and others, are simply core values turned inside out. We will talk about what it takes to become uninsultable about your core self and about how to develop a regular and reliable practice of honoring your true erotic desires without the fear of harming others in the process.
Pagan and Polyamorous
Camille Saunders, Therapist, Camille Saunders Therapy Services
Why is there so much overlap in the pagan and polyamorous communities? You’re polyamorous and as you look around at poly forums, groups, your friends, and partners in this community you notice a lot of witchy shit. For example: someone reads Tarot cards, another person is always getting new candles and crafting salves from plants grown in their yard, someone is very into the moon and always knows when it is full, another person takes every animal they see as a sign, someone else is into runes and Norse mythology, another person is into astrology and asks you about your sun, moon, and rising signs as a way of getting to know you. So, what is the deal? Come to this talk to learn more about why so many poly folks are pagan and vice versa.
Living in Partnership: Buying & Owning Property
Amy McKenna, Managing Broker, Windermere Real Estate Co
With the “traditional nuclear family” model no longer applying (if it ever really did) to so many households, co-homeownership amongst two or more non-spouses is a growing trend, both for financial and social benefits. Non-monogamous folk can have an even keener interest in the subject and often have a huge advantage as well, having stronger communication skills and experience in negotiating agreements. The talk will be given by a real estate professional and mortgage lender, going over pros & cons; loans (conventional & construction); co-ownership agreements; legal advice; housing configurations and more. Questions and discussions highly encouraged!
