Polyamory 101: Virtual – Lunch and Learn (Free)

January 27, 2027 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EST

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Free

Polyamory 101: Lunch & Learn Webinar Series

Wednesdays (Every Other Week), 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EST

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Please Note: Sessions Are Recorded

Recordings may be shared free with our subscriber community, edited into social media clips, or included in a future paid, self-paced learning series.

You’re welcome to attend without appearing in the recording. Please keep your camera and microphone off and use an anonymous display name. If you’d like to participate but have your contributions excluded from shared recordings, please contact me before the session so we can arrange this and identify anything that needs to be removed before sharing.

About the Event

Polyamory is being talked about everywhere… but most people are left trying to piece together what it actually means—and how to respond in real life.

If you’ve ever found yourself:

Curious but unsure what polyamory really is
Navigating someone in your life who is polyamorous
Wondering how people make this work in real life
Concerned about saying the wrong thing or coming off as biased
Wanting to understand without making assumptions

This series is for you.

What This Series Is About

This Lunch & Learn series offers a grounded, accessible introduction to polyamory and modern relationship dynamics in a way that is practical, respectful, and easy to engage with—even anonymously.

Each session focuses on one key topic, helping you build understanding over time without overwhelm.

Facilitated by Ray (they/them), a Confidence Coming Out Coach who uses consent, Compassionate Communication, and Integrative Attachment Theory, these sessions blend education with real-life application and emotional awareness tools.

📅 Upcoming Sessions (May – July)

October 21, 2026

Polyamory, Kids, Religion & Family Systems

Explore how relationship structures interact with family expectations, communities, workplaces, and larger social systems.

November 4, 2026

Consent Isn’t Just Sexual

Learn how consent applies to conversations, emotional labor, time, energy, expectations, and everyday relationships.

November 18, 2026

Conflict Doesn’t Mean Something Is Wrong

Discover how conflict can become a pathway to growth, repair, understanding, and deeper connection.

December 2, 2026

Attachment Styles & Polyamory

Explore attachment patterns, coping strategies, emotional triggers, and how they affect relationships.

December 16, 2026

Why We Stay in Relationships That Hurt

Understand the roles of attachment, conditioning, fear, hope, and emotional dependency in difficult relationship dynamics.

December 30, 2026

Rewrite Your Relationship Story

Reflect on the patterns, beliefs, boundaries, and choices you want to carry—or leave behind—in the coming year.

January 13, 2027

What Healthy Polyamory Actually Requires

Learn the self-awareness skills that support sustainable non-monogamy.

January 27, 2027

Ask Me Anything

An open Q&A session covering polyamory, communication, attachment, consent, jealousy, boundaries, and modern relationships.

What You’ll Gain

Clear, grounded understanding of polyamory and modern relationships
Language for communication, boundaries, and consent
Awareness of emotional patterns like jealousy and fear
Tools to respond thoughtfully instead of reactively
Confidence navigating conversations in personal or professional settings

What Makes This Different

Learn anonymously (no camera or participation required)
Consent-based, non-judgmental space
Nervous system-aware pacing
No pressure to identify or disclose anything
Applicable to ALL relationships (not just polyamory)

Who This Is For

Curious individuals wanting to understand polyamory
Friends, family, or partners of someone polyamorous
Therapists, coaches, and helping professionals
Leaders, educators, and people working with diverse populations
Anyone wanting to be more informed, respectful, and confident in conversations