Open Relationships, Polyamory, Non-Monogamy (ENM/CNM)
Open Relationships, Polyamory, Non-Monogamy (ENM/CNM)
Ethical Non-Monogamy & Polyamory Therapy — Relationship Support That Doesn't Assume Monogamy Is the Default
Whether you're exploring, established, or navigating a rough patch, you deserve a therapist who understands ENM and CNM as valid relationship structures — not a phase to move past.
Non-monogamy isn't a red flag, and it isn't something you need to justify in therapy. At SolPath, we understand ethical/consensual non-monogamy (ENM/CNM), polyamory, and open relationships as legitimate relationship structures — ones that come with their own strengths and their own real challenges worth taking seriously.
We support individuals and multiple-partner relationships in building communication, boundaries, and trust that actually fit the relationship structure they've chosen, rather than trying to force monogamy-based tools onto a non-monogamous relationship.
Individuals and couples exploring open relationships, polyamory, or non-monogamy
People in established ENM/CNM relationships navigating communication or conflict
Those processing jealousy, insecurity, or compersion within non-monogamous dynamics
Partners with mismatched relationship structures trying to find a way forward together
Anyone who has felt judged or pathologized by a previous therapist for their relationship style
Who Is This For
Building communication and negotiation skills across multiple relationships
Processing jealousy, insecurity, and compersion without judgment
Navigating boundary-setting, time management, and hierarchy (or lack thereof)
Supporting couples opening up an existing relationship
Working through mismatched desires around relationship structure
What This Looks Like in Session
Our Approach
We come to this work without assuming monogamy is the "healthy default" that non-monogamy deviates from. Instead, we focus on what actually supports honesty, consent, and wellbeing within the relationship structure that works for you, while staying attuned to how identity, culture, and community shape your relationships too.