Polysecure Support
This support group offers a safe, affirming space for solo polys, couples, and polycules exploring or practicing polyamory, open relationships, and other forms of consensual nonmonogamy. Grounded in the psychoeducational framework of Jessica Fern’s Polysecure, we focus on building secure attachment, deepening relational awareness, and navigating challenges unique to nonmonogamous dynamics. Through guided discussion, reflection, and shared community, participants gain tools to strengthen communication, foster resilience, and create healthier connections. Whether you are curious about opening your relationship or seeking support while living nonmonogamously, this group provides understanding, validation, and companionship as you navigate your relational journey.
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Brown Counseling Services
1548 West Cayuse Creek Drive
Suite 100
Meridian, ID 83646
Location
Brown Counseling Services
1548 West Cayuse Creek Drive
Suite 100
Meridian, ID 83646
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