ENM Training
Ethical Non-Monogamous Clinical Training
Ethical Non-Monogamy (ENM) is an increasingly visible and underserved relationship structure in clinical practice. Many therapists report limited formal training in working with ENM-identified clients, which can lead to unintentional bias, ethical uncertainty, and ineffective treatment planning.
This in-person continuing education training is designed to support mental health therapists in developing clinical competence, ethical clarity, and confidence when working with individuals, couples, and relational systems practicing ENM. The course integrates trauma-informed, attachment-based, and culturally responsive frameworks with applied clinical examples.
Training Details
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Date: Saturday, August 1
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Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (includes breaks)
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Location: Las Vegas, Nevada (exact location provided upon registration)
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Format: In-Person
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CEUs: 6 Continuing Education Units
Learning Objectives
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By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
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Identify and differentiate common Ethical Non-Monogamy (ENM) relationship structures encountered in clinical practice.
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Recognize and address therapist bias, cultural assumptions, and ethical risks when working with ENM clients.
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Apply attachment-informed and trauma-informed frameworks to assessment and treatment planning.
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Assess relational agreements, boundaries, consent practices, and power dynamics using clinically appropriate language.
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Distinguish between normative ENM challenges and clinically significant distress.
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Integrate ethical decision-making and evidence-informed interventions into clinical work with ENM clients.
Evaluation & Certification
Participants will complete a course evaluation at the conclusion of the training. Certificates of attendance will be provided documenting 6 CEUs upon completion of the course.
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Advance registration is required. Space is limited to ensure an interactive learning environment.
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