Polyamory, open relationships & relationship diversity

Come as you are. There is no simple right or wrong.

Some people come to counseling because they live in an open or polyamorous relationship. Others because they are thinking about it. Others again because questions of freedom, commitment, jealousy, sexuality or honesty are reaching a limit.

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Diversity does not mean arbitrariness — it means conscious connection, clarity and mutual responsibility.

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Consent & agreements

What applies? What is changing? What needs safety, transparency and mutual consent?

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Jealousy & safety

Jealousy, fear or shame are not automatically signs that something is wrong. They can point to needs and boundaries.

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Multi-person settings

Depending on the concern, counseling can make sense as an individual, couple or multi-person setting.

My background

Relationship can be diverse — and still needs clarity, safety and good agreements.

In my master’s thesis, I worked on counseling in the context of polyamory: emotional dynamics, societal expectations, uncertainties in counseling situations and the question of what professional support needs so that people do not have to explain or justify themselves.

Topics you might come with

✔ Opening an existing relationship
✔ Jealousy, insecurity and fear of loss
✔ Boundaries, rules, agreements and consent
✔ Coming out, family, friends or professional environment
✔ Different needs for freedom and commitment
✔ Conflicts in triangles, networks or multi-person constellations

Getting to know each other

You do not have to know yet how things will continue.

In the introductory call, we sort out together what is currently going on and what next step could make sense.

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