Feb 1, 2024
Meridian-Kessler, IN - Soaring Heart Center - The values-based and impact-driven organization announces its newly updated coaching sessions for couples looking to enter ethical non-monogamy (ENM).

Indianapolis, United States - February 1, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —
With more American couples seeking an ENM partnership but unsure of where to begin, the improved coaching sessions guide individuals to practice it safely and in ways that are fulfilling for all parties involved. Particularly, couples are supported to understand what ENM means for them, whether it is one person acting outside of the relationship or both parties doing that. Similarly, ENM may involve only sexual connections with others, having a romantic bond, or both.
More details can be found at https://www.soaringheartcenter.com/
The newly announced sexuality and relationship coaching sessions seek to remove the stigma from non-traditional partnerships. The team at Soaring Heart Center explains that people can express their love in many ways, and it is important that individuals understand how their partners communicate their affection to themselves and each other.
In an ethical non-monogamous relationship, both partners need to be clear on their boundaries and what is consensual. A common misconception about ENM is that it is synonymous with cheating. However, the team at Sacred Heart Center says that regardless of the type of ethical non-monogamy being practiced, both people in the relationship consent to it.
During the coaching sessions, couples explore their sexuality, learn more about sex positivity, and create healthy ways to communicate their needs with their partner. These sessions can be conducted online or in person, depending on the needs of the couple.
Aside from sex-positive coaching, the team also offers one-on-one psychotherapy for individuals questioning their gender or sexual orientation. This includes exploring kink-friendly therapy, gender identity therapy, and sexual orientation support.
Therapy may include spiritual practices to support personal development.
A spokesperson for the group wrote, "Our purpose is the free and ethical expression of love, to ourselves and others, and it may be the ultimate aim of our work. We affirm love includes being present, vulnerable and expressing care to those around us, in multitudes of valid and affirming experiences."
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.instagram.com/soaringheartindy/
Contact Info:
Name: Kathy Slaughter
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Organization: Soaring Heart Center
Address: 819 E 64th St Suite 104, Indianapolis, IN 46220, United States
Phone: +1-317-896-0491
Website: https://www.soaringheartcenter.com/
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