"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 Talks 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 Talks™. 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: 30-50 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 January 11th at 2:00pm - 4:00pm
DoubleTree Suites Hilton Hotel Southcenter
Understanding your Money Attachment Style
Mike Pumphrey, AFC® and Financial Coach, Empathic Finance
Attachment Theory is a powerful way of understanding how one relates to the world. But Attachment Theory isn't limited to just how one engages with partners or family; it also can describe your relationship to money too. In this talk, you will learn how Attachment Theory pertains to money, the different Money Attachment Styles, and your own Money Attachment Style. You will also learn how to utilize this framework in your own lives and as a way of connecting with your partners as well.
Conversation Starters for Couples Exploring Ethical Non-Monogamy
Dr Rachael Meir, Licensed Clinical Psychologist and Certified Clinical Sexuality Coach, DrRachaelMeir.com
I’ll be sharing key ideas from my new book, 50 Questions to Ask Before Opening Your Relationship. As a clinical psychologist specializing in non-traditional relationship structures, I created this book to help people approach ethical nonmonogamy with intention, clarity, and emotional preparedness. Together, we’ll explore the kinds of questions that can surface motivations, strengthen communication, assess relationship health, and support personal growth—before opening a relationship. Whether you’re partnered or single, brand new to ENM or refining an existing practice, this talk is designed to support thoughtful, ethical, and sustainable nonmonogamous relationships.
Navigating Through Conflict in Polyamory
Heidi Savell, LCSW Therapist and Coach, Steady Polyamory
We're not just talking about communication skills, but specifically how to use those skills to communicate (effectively) through conflict. We'll start by reviewing the most common roadblocks to effective conflict management, how to identify them when they arise, and how to address them. Once we've identified what tends to get in the way, we'll move on to learning the skills that not only help you navigate conflict, but also help to reduce defensiveness and promote connection. You'll walk away with a new communication toolkit to use and share with partners and friends.
Tickets
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