Non-monogamies and other relational diversity

Human relations are constantly transformed, reflecting social, cultural and individual changes. Among these transformations arise practices and arrangements that break with traditional molds, such as non-monogamies and other ways of experiencing intimate and affective bonds. For psychotherapists, understanding these relational diversity is essential to offer an ethical, welcoming and sensitive care to the needs of each individual. The workshop new challenges in the clinic: non-monogamies and other relational diversity proposes a space for learning and reflection on these topics. From a theoretical and practical approach, the course seeks to contextualize the different ways of relating, explore its impacts on mental health and provide tools to deal with these demands on the clinical environment.

goal

• Present concepts and practices related to non-monogamies and relational diversity;
• Reflect on the challenges and prejudices that may arise in clinical practice;
• Offer reception and intervention strategies based on ethics and respect for diversity;
• Encourage the exchange of experiences and dialogue between professionals and students interested in the theme.

Methodology

Theoretical Methodologies and Active Practices

Coordination

prof. Dr. João Alves Neto

Cancellation policy

until 11/03/2025-70% return

until 10/01/2025-40% return

from 11/04/2025-will not be returned (you can transfer registration to someone else.)